[griimnak]

Read what i wrote above lol. The speed of python doesn't affect it's performance. It's how well the programmer sets up Python, codes it, etc.

You obviously don't know how to use Python then. Every Python Programmer that actually knows what he's talking about, would know

1) 99.99% Python being " slower " doesn't really matter. It doesn't affect the speed of your program at all. Good programming is good programming. Don't blame your mistakes on the language your using.

2) With how flexible Python is, you can easily fix it yourself in your program if it truly is making your program slow.

If you would like a more detailed explanation than what I have above:

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Python-so-p...ng-so-slow

It's like blaming JavaScript, for your script not working, when your missing " } " at the end of one of your strings of code.

I guess you didn't read my post because all I said is that you should be telling these new aspiring developers that while Python is a great choice, you should use the language that best fits your scenario.

The point i'm making is that languages are tools, they have their strengths in certain areas.
I agree with everything you're saying about python, it's my most used language. But PHP will always run circles around it, that's a fact

It's like blaming JavaScript, for your script not working, when your missing " } " at the end of one of your strings of code.

No, lol..