"Yea this code may or may not work idfk", the language
>>106734322Been using Python 3 since like 3.3, and never had this issue with my own scripts.As for hueg third-party scripts, welp, I hope you like virtual environments.
>>106734322that's javascript
>>106734322good language but utterly destroyed by typingfags
>>106734477javascript works every single time with every single code
>not performant like C>not ubiquitous like JS>not safe like Rust>no jobs like Java>not embeddable like Lua>no interesting features or paradigms>no nerd cred like $your_favorite_obscure langpython is lukewarm manblast without any redeeming qualities>let's use Python for thisonly happens if someone was touched by a pythonista when young
>>106734322>script kiddies get filtered by requirements.txtMany such cases. Sad!
>>106734547>safe like RustExhausting
>>106734322The only thing I hate about these two snakes is the idea of not defaulting to virtual environment right away. Why the fuck would I ever want to break the system packages for any reason?
>>106734585point is, python correctness guarantees are laughable, feel free to replace Rust with a lang that does not trigger you. Python is the worst of all possible worlds
>>106734322Language is fine, you are just a retard who doesn't know how to use the simplest fucking programming language in existence.
>>106734758that's not scratch. also lua is simpler than kekthon
>>106734744It's slower and you have manage your venv's, but you can parse a random src and output it to a graph (or whatever) in 20 near English loc. Nobody is (or should be anyways) using it to build a physics engine or hardware abstraction.It is what it is. Just another tool.
>>106734770based
>>106734758said the 12 year old who knows how to make guess your age scripts the simplest programming language in existence
micropython > Lua
