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In almost all of coding competitions the winners are using c++. However those codes are more longer compared to python codes. Why this is happening? Why they don't get more time? I guess all the problems can be solved in both languages.
Another thing.. if one knows both languages equally what should he/she use in competitive coding competitions?
