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On what to write a desktop settlement application?
It is necessary to write a desktop application with a graphical interface that will include some reference book with constants, and ultimately will perform a calculation (solution of differential equations) and give the result. I want to try Python, is it worth it? I have experience in developing web applications (I know ruby, js), can this be useful somehow?
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For desktop applications, there are only two normal solutions - C# WPF/WinForms and Qt. Everything else is shit and perverted, don't ask why.
If you want - write, if you do not want - do not write. Everything is simple.
You can choose any language for writing desktop applications (C# or Java, for example, Python is also good), just find the necessary mathematical libraries for the selected language in advance, or think about how you can set up your application for these purposes with MatLab, which allows you to produce complex mathematical calculations
You can try D. Graphic toolkits are a bit tricky, but there are a couple code.dlang.org
You can read
about the language here ddili.org/ders/d.en/index.html
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