It is a programming language that those who don't know anything about throw away a lot. Any software, from simple mobile applications to high-performance trading systems, can best be developed with c++, which can provide an abstraction tool at every layer.
The only plus of the python language, which the ignorant here often compares itself to c++, is rapid prototyping. Unfortunately, python is not a sustainable language for the development of long-term real systems. Not to mention the performance.
yes, you can do some work with c++ in 3 hours that you can do with python in 10 minutes. you will be left with a cumbersome code that has turned into a mess.
The biggest reason for this is that compile-time controls in c++ are not available in python. Since there is no concept of compilation in python, an error you make must occur at run-time for it to occur, it is only possible to detect it without submitting the code, and it is often overlooked by writing comprehensive test cases. However, thanks to the compile-time controls mentioned in C++, errors are detected before they occur and the programmer is notified at the time of compilation. these safeguards make development much faster and more robust in the long run.