And perhaps most of all is its extremely robust plotting tools. It doesn't have awesome versatility and mind-blowing list comprehension of python, and one can find many annoying "hack"-solutions in Matlab (like Name-Value pairs intstead of **kwargs) - but the "everything is a matrix" concept, shorthand matrix operations, speed compared to NumPy (they are about equivalent), and parallel computing tools are quite appealing for certain fields. Now while Matlab gets a lot of flack, it does have some appeal. The biggest thing I've been concerned with is how Matplotlib (and other tools suggestions welcome) will compare to Matlab plotting tools. I'm thinking of trying to do some research work in Python, at least in part. Introduction to Programming with Python (from Microsoft Virtual Academy).
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