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Hopefully it transitions into a similar way that C++ is managed.
by CrI0gen 8y ago
Hopefully it transitions into a similar way that C++ is managed.
- alexchamberlain 8y agoOh I hope not; I much prefer the much more regular release schedule of Python (though since I went from C++ to Python a few years ago, I understand C++'s development speed has picked up somewhat).
- mkl 8y agoNew versions of C++ are released every 3 years, very systematically. It's much more regular than Python. Did you mean "frequent"? Python's sporadic releases are a bit more frequent.