Python vs C++, which is faster? Comment 👇

@Python_Dv comparing compiled languages to interpreted ones in term of runtime speed is a silly comparison i guess!

@Python_Dv Faster in what context? Development speed or execution? The answer will vary depending on the context.

@Python_Dv C++ have execution fast than python. But, Python fast here because python 2nd loop range(0, 4). But in c++ until N. So, Python winner here

@Python_Dv It takes 10,000 lines of code in C to do what Python can in 400. So… best guess, Python is faster by at least an hour or more depending on your skill levels

@Python_Dv Did C get renamed to C++ overnight? 😕 Why are there C++ takes here? No need for what context or coding time here, It’s a simple question! C’s speed is on another level, no comparison. I love Python, but it’s the tortoise in this race (though it can be optimized).

@Python_Dv Uhm... la domanda è mal posta 😅😅😅

@Python_Dv The bottleneck would be the actual syscall to print. So the final result: it depends :)

@Python_Dv C++ is running faster, python is getting write faster.

@Python_Dv c

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv C++

@Python_Dv Python is faster

@Python_Dv Yes of course because one is compiled (C++) and the other {Python} is interpreted.

@Python_Dv Second one run at n while the first one n^2. So second one is faster.

@Python_Dv Python will win (for large N), look at the number of iterations in internal cycle. And this depends on the user input.

@Python_Dv Yo Im not going to fall for this, gut = C, but its probably Python, watch 🤔

@Python_Dv Is this even a question?

@Python_Dv C++ is faster to read!

@Python_Dv What do you think?

@Python_Dv C++

@Python_Dv @grok which is faster as per above question

@Python_Dv C++ is faster it terms of performance but Python in terms of faster to code