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-There are a few reasons why competitive programmers use C++: it has a decent standard library, several good reference sources, and lots of tutorials online. But these factors are not unique to C++; 
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+title:  "print(\"Hello, world!\") - Part 1"
+date:   2020-09-16 21:38:03 -0500
+author: Ta180m
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+There are a few reasons why the vast majority of competitive programmers use C++: it has a decent standard library, several good reference sources, and lots of tutorials online. But these factors are not unique to C++; what matters is its speed. A few milliseconds could be the difference between and accepted solution and time limit exceeded. Anyways, here's the code, about two weeks late, written in the "conventional" C++ style, as opposed to the condensed, macro-abusing style of competitive programmers.
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+| Factor | Rating | Description |
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+| Speed | 3 | Very fast after compilation, nearly as fast as C, and faster than a lot of programming languages even counting compilation |
+| Documentation | 3 | Not that I used any when writing this program, but there a lot of good resources out there, such as [cplusplus.com](www.cplusplus.com) |
+| General | 3 | C++ has its flaws, but for some applications such as competitive programming, it's unbeatable |
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+Be on the lookout for Part 2, Python! No guarantees about the date, but it should show up in a few days, once I get some time.