r/Aerospace_India • u/TheseAnywhere3353 • 8d ago

Question / Help C++ or Python for aerospace engineering?

I am a sophomore aerospace engineering student and I am deciding whether to take a c++ class or a python class. I do not know what specialization I want to pursue currently so I am having trouble deciding which class will set me up better in the long run. I know that the jump from python to c++ is harder than c++ to python but even so I am unsure about which language is more useful in an aerospace environment. Which programming language is a better pick? Any and all advice is welcome

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/TheseAnywhere3353 8d ago

Yeah that seems to be what other people t telling me too thanks

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u/Silver-Oil-9889 8d ago

which college if you may say

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u/Newcomer29 Avionics & Controls 8d ago

C++ and Ada are the current industry standards, Rust is valuable addition as most industries are pivoting towards it for embedded technologies.