Posted by Marcel Lautenbach on 12/19/05 04:42

Kasper Lindvig wrote:
> Python is for developing programs or operating systems and php is for
> extended web functionality. like an add on to your web page.
>
> On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 21:59:21 -0500, Zeb <Zeb@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I am investigating learning PHP or Python. Could someone help me out with
>>the differences between the two languages?
>>
>>Zeb

Uhm, OS's in Python.......I think an OS ist written in C/C++ and
Assembler, in the first place :-)

Python is strongly object orientated and even able of multiple
inheritance (php is not. in php you have "interfaces" like in java).

Nonetheless Python is an interpreted language in the same way as php but
with a design for OOP from ground up.

So, if you do not only want to write programs for a webpage an get
involved with pure OOP, I think Python is right for you.

Well, of course, these are my opinions :-)

Greetz
Marcel

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