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ja5on
10,338 PointsIm lost on where to use python
Do i use python in cmd - but then i cant save files... Do i use in visual studio - but then then running of the program is weird I just can't see what to do for the best.
Python isnt as good as JavaScript as far as i can see.
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIf you're using the workspace, you should be able to save files on the workspace. You can download them if you need them on your local machine. And if you prefer to run it locally but don't like the VS implementation, you can download Python itself and it should operate similarly to using the workspace.
It's difficult to compare Python and JavaScript, they are very different syntactically and also in potential applications. For example, JavaScript is essential to front-end web development and Python can only be used on the back end.
ja5on
10,338 Pointsja5on
10,338 PointsThanks for your reply, if I wanted to work in python for a career, would I need to learn something extra as well?
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsIn addition to the language, it would be helpful to know something about the application that the prospective employer (or client) uses it for. Learning additional languages would be optional, but would widen employment prospects.