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Java & python

How java concept is different from python concept ?

11th Feb 2017, 3:48 PM
Ash Ketcham
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Well, A LOT. Java has static typisation, and Python has dynamic, which is slower and can cause human-factor troubles, but makes it unnecessary to strictly define types for variables. Java is compiled, Python is interpreted, which makes execution of the same code tens of times slower (which is actually not so critical for anything besides low-level scary stuff, but nobody writes it on Python) If we are talking about the paradigms, well, they are similar, actually: both of them are effectively imperative and object-oriented, like C++, C#, PHP, Ruby or almost any other modern language.
11th Feb 2017, 6:15 PM
DotJason
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thanks
12th Feb 2017, 12:59 AM
Ash Ketcham
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