Yeah I know there are reverse code generators, but what about if you want to take a project that has been consuming your life and translate it to python and then start learning python from scratch because you just found out that python is better suited for beginners than c++ is? Would that be doable? I really don't want to have to spend the same amount of time that I have on the code up to now just learning the basics, I want the code I have to be translated to into python, and then just dive in learning what I need to know about the syntax etc until im done with my program.
Programming language translators do exist but IMO your question doesn't make much sense.
If I understand correctly you want to swap because "python is better suited for beginners than c++ is"
This would mean that you want to learn Python and you need to know Python to use a translator anyways
I want the code I have to be translated to into python, and then just dive in learning what I need to know about the syntax etc until im done with my program.
This is a bad choice, this way you won't learn Python nor write good code
Ok I see what your saying. (Actually I was intending this post half as a joke anyhow. Though I had heard some stuff aout python before, that I had happened to remember when browsing that site rating languages with various statements which listed python as good for beginners )
Ok, but what do you mean you have to know a language to use a transator for it? Thats what I'm using the translator for, because I don't know it. I just need to generate code in python that accomplishes pretty much more or less the same thing that my existig code in c++ does. Then I will learn just enough python to be able to finish my project. Even if it may not be the wisest ideas, I have to leave it open as an option, because It may end up saving me buttloads of time compared to what I would need in order to continue working in c++.
Thats what I'm using the translator for, because I don't know it.
Wrong.
You'll need to review the code anyway
And you need to learn the language before starting a project with it ( unless the project itself has a learning purpose )