There are R packages for scientific papers developed around 2014. These packages are still working with its base code with C in the newest current R version and on CRAN. So I wonder for much longer-term projects, R is a better choice than Python?
There are R packages for scientific papers developed around 2014. These packages are still working with its base code with C in the newest current R version and on CRAN. So I wonder for much longer-term projects, R is a better choice than Python?
This is just going to be a repeat of the arguments here -
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46047580