Coding a project in C, C++ and Python and Comparing them

I completed the same project in three different programming languages: Python, C++, and C. Why? Because I was curious to explore the differences between them—their advantages, disadvantages, and unique features. At first glance, we can briefly summarize what each language offers and even mention its drawbacks. For example, we know that Python offers simplicity and ease of use. You don’t have to manage memory yourself, and since it’s an interpreted language, you also get some level of metaprogramming and reflection capabilities. Additionally, many things have already been implemented for you, so you get a lot of help. The problem with Python is its performance—it is known to be a very slow programming language, at least compared to C or C++. But my question is: does Python’s convenience pay off despite its poor performance? Or at the very least, can we have some metrics to understand just how much slower it is compared to other languages? With C++, on the other hand, the first...