I'm not sure it is. With C++, you can just start to work. There's no one saying "C++-11 is completely different and not at all compatible with the previous version, so you'll need to port all your existing code. Oh, and we're not going to support the old version anymore. Except we sort of will. But not. Kind of."
I like both languages actually, and I use python quite a bit, but holy crap has python 3 been a train wreck. C++ moves slowly, but predictably. Python has two active versions: one you're not supposed to use and one you can't.
I like both languages actually, and I use python quite a bit, but holy crap has python 3 been a train wreck. C++ moves slowly, but predictably. Python has two active versions: one you're not supposed to use and one you can't.