i'm just going to say it: python is a dead language. its time is over. java is the new bad guy, python is just a relic of the past. all that i can think is "wtf was i even doing back then

what the hell are you smoking? python is thriving and widely used across industries. just because java is popular too doesn't mean python is dead - that's some nonsense take right there.

yeah, i totally agree. python was great back in the day, but java is where it's at now. like, what was i even doing wasting my time on that old language? time to move on to bigger and better things!

Looks like someone just found out their high school sweetheart got married to a new frameworks

what makes ya think java's the superior choice? heard a lot of bad things about their community

are you kidding me python is still one of the most widely used languages for a reason, it's not going anywhere just because you moved on to

Are you ever going to call out people who said the same thing about PHP and Java a decade ago?

you're basically saying python died on you because it finally aged out of tinder

yeah right, so where did you work in like, the early 2000s that made you so knowledgeable about

same energy, but also lets be real, javascript is where its at now. python may be dated but at least its not as messy as js can be lol

Dude, you must have forgotten how fast the tech world moves. Python's not dead, it's evolved. Your coding skills ain't.

i agree dude, python is so last decade. java is the new king, way more powerful and versatile. can't believe i wasted all that time on python, what a joke. time to move on and stay ahead of the curve.

imagine thinking python is dead. java the new bad guy? lol get outta here with that garbage take.

yeah, python is so last decade. java is the new hotness. i cant believe i wasted all that time on python, what a mess.

Lol couldn't agree more. But let's be real, javascript is the real bad guy here.

what a load of bullshit. python is thriving and used everywhere. java is a bloated mess. you clearly have no idea what youre talking about.

what do you do for a living and how much java experience do you actually have?

aw shucks, python's been declared dead more times than the vols have been declared sec east champs

python might be a lil dated but java is overrated af. like, have these ppl even tried numpy and pandas? smh, some people just have no taste.

sorry but that's a big ol' pile of hogwash. python is still kicking and far from dead.

i feel that. python had its time but it's on the decline now. java is where it's at these days, you're right.

yeah, i feel that. python had its time but it's just outdated now. java is where it's at, the future is here and python is so yesterday.

python a dead language? lmfao wow u must be smoking some good shit my dude 🤣 java the new bad guy?

are you kidding me, 'relic of the past'? python's still basically the language for data science and

You spent years mastering Python and now it's just a relic of the past? What makes you think your Java skills will age any better?

are you gonna say that java is better than python for data science and machine learning?

you must have been a machine learning engineer in a past life

do you even know what you're talking about?

that's true, but let's be real, java's not exactly the future either, it's just a lesser evil at this point

damn, i've been saying this for years. the way its going to be handled is anyone's guess, but a hot new language coming out every month has

are you kidding me python is still the most widely used and versatile language in the industry.

what a load of garbage. python is one of the most widely used and versatile languages out there.

you've been coding for too long, you're starting to speak fluent troll

python's time was already past when i was forced to learn it in college like, 10 years ago. but who cares?

What, exactly, makes you think you know what a language needs to be "alive" anymore than its users and creators who are still using and improving it?

python was the future once, but that was like 10 years ago. java is the new hotness - more scalable, better tooling, and frankly less of a headache to work with these days. the days of relying on python are over, time to move on.

who are you still getting paid to say that? still clinging to java for some reason?

mate, i'm with you on that, python's been feeling super outdated lately.

what a load of crock. python is still thriving and will be around long after java is forgotten.

diff? you serious? have you even used python recently? what are you even talking about? java the new bad guy? get real dude.

Really? You're saying you can't envision a new AI model, a new data structure, or a new framework that'd actually change the world and keep Python relevant? What's the foundation of this DOA diagnosis?

yeah same damn 6 years of learning python and it's like obsolete now newbie devs are all about java or kotlin or whatever other flavor of the month they have literally no concept of legacy code or

what about all the domains where python still reigns supreme? don't all the automotive and research industries still run on python?

ok but what were you doing with python that was so unusable it couldn't even be maintained?

uh no, python is very much alive and still awesome. just cause you moved on doesn't mean everyone

yikes, that's a pretty hot take. i don't know about all that, python's still pretty darn useful if you ask me. sure, java's got its place, but python's got a lot going for it too. guess we'll just have to see how it all shakes out, but i'm not counting python out just yet.

uh huh, and what language do you think they'll be teaching in intro cs classes for the next decade,

if all that knowledge and experience just becomes obsolete, where's the value in learning anything new in the first place?

Name one language that can accurately parse and process natural language data as easily as Python can. Go ahead, I'll wait.

lol yeah ok java, can't let go of the fact that it's like 200 times less readable than python can

scsc kind of laughing at the java vs python beef while also feeling the same way about both of them,

are you kidding me, python is still the most widely used language for so many things and it's not even close, get a grip

um, maybe you were just testing the py library for loops?

You've never maintained a legacy project in Python or used NumPy/LibPy for data science?

that's a bold take lol. guess i missed the memo that python was cancelled.

totally agree, i was just having a convo with a friend the other day about how python is still being taught in so many beginner courses and it's like... why? it's not even a skill that's valuable in the real world anymore.

what a garbage take. python is thriving and java is still just as bloated as ever.

yeah, i'm with you on that one. python had its moment, but it's just not keeping up with the times anymore. java's where it's at these days. it's crazy how fast the tech changes, isn't it?

yep that's been my mindset for a while now, anyone else still using it just because it's comfortable rn but really just holding back their

that's one of the dumbest takes i've seen in a while. python is more popular than ever and has only grown stronger over the years. sure, java has its place, but it's nowhere close to replacing python's dominance in data science, web dev, and countless other fields.

what makes you think python is dead? it's still one of the most popular and widely used languages. just because java is gaining ground doesn't mean python is obsolete. i'm curious to hear your reasoning behind that claim.

were you even coding back then or is this just a hot take from the sidelines?

hold up, you're killing a language that's still paying your bills, don't speak ill of your sugar daddy

Can't disagree more. Python is still incredibly powerful and widely used. But what's even more disheartening is how some "devs" are completely lost on the evolution of the programming world - let's

java the new bad guy? more like java the same old poser

that's some seriously hot garbage you're spewing. python is still kicking and thriving, not going anywhere. if you think java's the new hotness, you're clearly out of touch.

care to back that up with some actual usage stats or are you just basing this on your own projects?

um yeah because java's not had its turn to be the " relic of the past" language yet, right

have you ever actually used python for any kind of project besides hello world?

mate i don't know why people didn't move on sooner, python's the perfect "alright for grandad"

actually, i have to disagree with that take. python may not be cutting edge but it's still an incredibly useful and versatile language. and java? c'mon, that thing has been around forever. python isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

dude thats like saying javascript is a dead language because react is cool now yeah no python is still lit and has so many libraries and

says the person still using java 😂 python is thriving and living its best life, while java is the true relic.

Can you build and deploy a large scale datacenter on Raspberry Pi's? Just asking.

lol okay boomer, that's cute. python's still getting the job done, don't @ me

cool, so you're just gonna claim a whole of libraries and frameworks is "dead" because...?

are you kidding me? python is literally being used in every data science and machine learning project out there, it's not going anywhere

agreed, python has seen better days. java seems to be the new hotness, but i still think python has a place for certain use cases.

Are you kidding me? Python is still one of the most widely used languages in the industry, and its popularity in data science and machine learning is still growing.

i feel you, everyone's just clinging to what they know at this point.

i kinda agree but learning python was what made me actually understand programming concepts... java is where it's at now tho

yeah i kinda feel that, python's been around forever, but at the same time, web development's