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Robust? Yes, as far as I know? As fast as the C/Python combination? Probably not. Personally I''d always be tempted to go down the C++/Python route since Java occupies a middle ground between performance and clarity that wouldn''t be of use to me. But if you''re more adept with Java than C/C++ or need the Java libraries for some reason, Java should suit you just fine.
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Robust? Yes, as far as I know? As fast as the C/Python combination? Probably not. Personally I''d always be tempted to go down the C++/Python route since Java occupies a middle ground between performance and clarity that wouldn''t be of use to me. But if you''re more adept with Java than C/C++ or need the Java libraries for some reason, Java should suit you just fine.
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