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by orhmeh09
748 days ago
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Oh, I agree on that, and I know that most of the time I'll be asked why something isn't in Python so I mainly reserve it for when I am sure nobody will ask "why R?" :-) There is a benefit nowadays that I can rely on Python>=3.6 to be available by default anywhere I am deploying whereas R has to be installed in some way, so like Bash it's part of a toolbox I can rely on being available with at least a constrained set of features. |
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