Python And/Or C#?

[Said Ali Jalali]

:rose: Hi. I was wondering if you could give me some information about Python. I downloaded it from Python.Org(Python 3.1.3).And install it. When i run it(IDLE (Python GUI)) a window lik Cmd is shown(title=Python Shell)!!!. Is that python? isn't it hard to make proram with it?How have GUI? how to add controls on a form or..... like the thing we do in C#??!! Actually,My teacher at universiy told me that making program with Python is easier than C#!!and i couldn't say anything beacuse i don't know what Python is.I just said, maybe but its 2 years that C# have taken me and i my not change it. Of course i Googled it,But finally came here in CODEProject. Thank you. :rose: CanI

[realJSOP]

What I think you want to do is use IronPython. It's for the .Net framework. IronPython.Net/[^] EDIT ============= Why was this answer voted a 1? In order to properly evaluate which language he wants to use, it's important that he know about his options. I've never personally seen Iron Python, but it's his best option if he wants to compare it against C#.

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modified on Sunday, February 20, 2011 12:55 PM

[Bernhard Hiller]

The programming language is one thing. In my opinion, the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is far more important. What's the use of a good programming language when I have to write my programs in notepad.exe (or emacs), use extremely long command lines for compiling, and create debug-log-files for debugging? That's why I prefer the Microsoft side of the programming world.