This time I had an opportunity for presenting at Ameca, Jalisco. I presented at the CUVALLES university. My talk was about some of the key features of Golang, Python and C/C++ programming languages. But, this was not the main reason I choose this topic. The idea is to explain the process for choosing a good programming language for your project. It’s not about the language, it’s about the problem you want to solve and which are the features a programming language can offer you to solve the problem.

1. Golang, Python or C/C++,
Who wins?

2. Hello!
I am Obed N Muñoz
I am here because I love to give presentations.
You can find me at @obedmr

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5. What is this talk about?
◇ First things first
◇ The interview question
◇ Overview of C/C++, Python and Golang
◇ So, who wins?
◇ Let's wrap it
◇ Q / A

6. Wait ...
➔ Which programming
language you like or use
more?
➔ Which one is best? why?

7. First things first
Please don't blame your Computer
teachers
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8. “
A programming language is a formal
language that specifies a set of
instructions that can be used to
produce various kinds of output.
Programming languages generally
consist of instructions for a computer.
Programming languages can be used to
create programs that implement
specific algorithms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language

9. “
A programming paradigms are a way to
classify programming languages based
on the features of various
programming languages. Languages
can be classified into multiple paradigm.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_paradigm

10. “
➔ Imperative
➔ Functional
➔ Declarative
➔ Object-Oriented
➔ Procedural
➔ Logic
➔ Symbolic

11. “

13. The interview
question
You have an array and ...
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14. “
You have an array of integers, change
its order in reverse. Don't use an extra
array.
Input: [ 34, 6, 5, 6, 5, 56 , 754, 6 ]
Output: [ 6, 754, 56, 5, 6, 5, 6, 34 ]

15. “
C

16. “
Python

17. “
Golang

18. Software ArchitectureBachelor, Master, Phd
ProgrammerTechnician
Software EngineerBachelor, Master, Phd

19. Remember
You will be hired as a
Software Engineer

20. Programmer
vs
Software Engineer

21. C/C++, Python and
Golang Overview
This is what you "should" now
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22. C/C++
◇ I'm sure you learned it at School
◇ Dennis Ritchie ( C )
◇ Bjarne Stroustrup ( C++ )
◇ Best choice for performance
◇ Compiled
◇ Many languages are written on top of it
◇ Commonly used on device drivers

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24. Python
◇ Guido van Rossum (1989)
◇ Written in C
◇ Interpreted
◇ General-purpose language
◇ Very popular on Systems Administration
◇ Getting some fame on Machine Learning
◇ Indentation
◇ Multi-platform

25. Golang
◇ Created by Google in 2007
◇ Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson
◇ Compiled and statically typed
◇ Designed for concurrency
◇ Tooling
◇ Code Style and Conventions
◇ Gophers

26. So, who wins?
It's like Vim vs Emacs vs Nano vs
whatever editor
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27. Golang
Because Google created it

28. Python
Because it's for millennials

29. C/C++
Because they will never die

30. How to decide the best
one
Questions:
- What do you need?
- Which problem you want to solve?
Performance,
Scalability,
Modularity
Low Level hardware
interaction
Usability
User Experience (UX)
Backend or
Frontend
APIs
Collaboration
School project, please
don't blame your
teachers

31. Let's wrap it
Did you pay attention?
Wake up ...
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32. Don't marry with
any programming language
First things first
Don't blame your teacher, it will be useful at some point
You'll be hired as
Software Engineer

33. It's not the programming language,
It's the problem you want to solve
You decide ...
C/C++, Python, Golang …?
You will make money with any of them

34. Questions?
This is your time ...

35. Thanks!
Any questions?
You can find me at:
◇ @obedmr
◇ obed.n.munoz@gmail.com
◇ obedmr.com