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| Author: | Abirami [ May 6th, 2025, 6:13 am ] |
| Post subject: | Is Solidity Better than Python? |
It is crucial to recognize the specialised language for smart contracts that meets the high demands of the tech industry. Solidity is the primary language for writing smart contracts, as most people prefer it to Python. Thanks to Solidity, that specifically designed for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain and is more compatible with other EVM blockchains. It allows the creation of decentralized applications(dApps) and enables features like token creation. Opt for Solidity over Python to build a secure smart contract. If you have deep knowledge of Solidity, then you can develop sooner. Start your solidity journey with the assistance of the renowned company that offers solidity development services that monitor contract performance and usage, ensuring secure and scalable smart contract projects. |
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| Author: | Prace1944 [ June 6th, 2025, 7:01 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is Solidity Better than Python? |
Interesting opinion, but personally, in my business, I still prefer Python. Although Solidity is well suited for Ethereum contracts, for most tasks related to data processing, automation, and even creating dApps prototypes, Python is much more convenient and flexible. In addition, I have experience collaborating with developers who create custom solutions in Python, and we have excellent growth dynamics in this area. This https://www.cogniteq.com/blog/top-python-development-companies team develops Python applications for me, and I am quite pleased with the results. It all depends on the goals of the project and the environment, of course, but Python should definitely not be written off - especially when development speed and ease of support are important. |
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