Coding Styles
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C++
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- **Runs faster** than Python and JavaScript because it is compiled directly to machine code.
- Uses **manual memory management**, meaning the programmer must allocate and free memory.
- **Statically typed**, variable types must be declared explicitly.
- Generally **harder to learn** due to lower-level control and heavier syntax.
- Commonly used for **high-performance systems** such as game engines, operating systems, and embedded software.

Python
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- Considered the **easiest language to read and write** due to clean and simple syntax.
- **Slower execution** than C++ (and sometimes slower than JavaScript) because it is interpreted.
- **Dynamically typed**, like JavaScript, but generally more predictable.
- Excellent for **automation, data science, machine learning, and scripting**.
- Handles **memory automatically**, reducing the chances of memory-related errors compared to C++.

JavaScript
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- Designed for **web browsers** and widely used for interactive web applications; can also run on servers (Node.js).
- **Dynamically typed**, like Python, but sometimes **quirky** due to automatic type conversions.
- **Faster than Python** in many cases, but typically slower than compiled C++.
- Uses **event-driven and asynchronous programming**, making it ideal for interactive user interfaces.
- Handles **memory automatically**, similar to Python, unlike C++.