Do you guys have any resources for learning C++ and/or Fortran programming for physics?

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Project Euler

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Numba

There's also another interesting JIT compiler for python called numba which is even easier to get set up and start using. Usually all you need to do is decorate your functions with an @njit and bam, massive speedups.

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Cython

If you're already familiar with python and numpy, you might want to look into cython as an intermediate step before going straight into C. It allows you to compile most python code into a static binary that can be imported into a python script just like any other library. This allows you to get performance close to raw C without having to invest much effort, and has a lot of bells and whistles like "auto"-parallelization with openmp.

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