27 July 2026
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I would say python if you want quick prototypes. Java if you want security and structure
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If you don't use it, you lose it. Think about how much stuff from school you forgot just because you never practiced it. So that logic doesn't really hold up.
Besides, AI already writes basic code better than any junior. The point of learning today isn't memorizing syntax line-by-line, it's about logic, architecture, and knowing how to guide the tool. Focus has shifted.
JoãoIf you don't use it, you lose it. Think about how much stuff from school you forgot just because you never practiced it. So that logic doesn't really hold up.
Besides, AI already writes basic code better than any junior. The point of learning today isn't memorizing syntax line-by-line, it's about l
why did u explained me this? i know about that
JoãoIf you don't use it, you lose it. Think about how much stuff from school you forgot just because you never practiced it. So that logic doesn't really hold up.
Besides, AI already writes basic code better than any junior. The point of learning today isn't memorizing syntax line-by-line, it's about l
i know, but when the projects have a true architecture, AI becames an obstacle as it cannot know about how your project works while you do not explain it to the llm
i see AI as a good resource for fast development, but i also see it as a danger for the beginners as they don't know anything about the language
Hydro ツi know, but when the projects have a true architecture, AI becames an obstacle as it cannot know about how your project works while you do not explain it to the llm
i see AI as a good resource for fast development, but i also see it as a danger for the beginners as they don't know anything about th
Agreed on the context part, but I still disagree on needing to master the language
Unlesss you're writing code for missiles or airplanes, deep syntax knowledge is completely irrelevant today. For 99% of dev work, logic and architecture matter way more than the language itself
id 8861365381How do I add color to a Python app on a mobile phone? I've already tried using the Colorama library, but it didn't work. Can anyone help me figure out how to add color to a Python app on mobile?
Have you tried this?
It all depends where you are running your app
id 8861365381So, as I said, I'm running it via a Python app, and it doesn't seem to be working—it's not showing any color.
Which Python app? There's no official Python app on Android
28 July 2026
id 8861365381So, as I said, I'm running it via a Python app, and it doesn't seem to be working—it's not showing any color.
If you were speaking about ANSI color codes, you may want to install the Termux.
It's imo the best maintained terminal and Linux compatible environment for native executables running without the need of proot, e.g.