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The only interfaces worth using at this time are C++ and Python. Rust has finally joined MATLAB in Magdala, the promised land.

It’s quite hard to identify a set of characteristics that would make Rust the preferred programming language over C++. There are only a few -less than 5- characteristics of Rust that I can recognize as improvements over C++.

C++ 11 is still alive. Rough pointers will last for a while

Citadel Securities' guru says C++ 26 is a "big hairy deal." Banks aren't so sure

This is just the beginning—give it time. It’s going to be a game changer. I’ve been using ChatGPT for a while to refactor my code, and the insights it provides are outstanding. It’s not just about writing better code—it’s also helped me learn and uncover new strategies throughout the development...

NYT - The Professors Are Using ChatGPT, and Some Students Aren’t Happy About It

Forbes - DOJ Memo Bad News For Employers Of H-1B Visa Holders And Other Immigrants

C/C++ is not exactly a "comfort zone." C/C++ becomes more complex with each new version, in contrast to Python, which is becoming simpler and more user-friendly with its updates.

Let me ask chatGPT for you. ----------------------- Yes, using GPT tools (like ChatGPT) is allowed in many professional contexts, but whether it is appropriate or permissible depends on factors such as your company's policies, industry regulations, and the specific tasks you're using it for...

Currently, Python is essential as it dominates the programming market, followed by C++. Mastering these languages is not easy, as both are becoming increasingly complex. However, once you understand the fundamentals of both, learning a third language becomes significantly easier.

What about 2204(5) Interactive Brokers Collegiate Trading Olympiad ?

Is there anything that R can do that Python cannot?

Maybe this is the stupid question of the day: Is time continuous or discrete?

I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) - Current Version 17.10.0 Python Version: 3.11 Quite simple to install, just plug and play