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Introduction It has been now almost four years since my last post about Mathematica vs Python. It gained quite some popularity and reached place one on the google search. Also, I got some direct enquires by Wolfram employees and an enquire to write a book.

original published: 2019-02-12 for an update see https://thomasgoelles.com/post/math2/ Introduction There are many blog posts comparing R and Python for data science but there are only a few about Wolfram vs. Python.

While developing in the Wolfram language (Mathematica) has many advantages, I found debugging hard and confusing at times. The Wolfram language is much more flexible compared to other languages because it treats everything as Symbols and therefore a function can take everything as an argument.