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Zoltán Király Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between "in" and "using"?

A. I created a card game in Python.

B. I create a card game using Python.


By Python, I mean the programming language and not the reptile.

Is there any difference between the two or they can be used interchangeably?

  

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The only difference I note is that 'in' seems more idiomatic to me. 'using' seems a bit clunky. Both are correct, however.

— CalifJim

  • The only difference I note is that 'in' seems more idiomatic to me.
  • 'using' seems a bit clunky.
  • Both are correct, however.
  • They are interchangeable in that they have the same meaning.
  • CJ
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The only difference I note is that 'in' seems more idiomatic to me. 'using' seems a bit clunky. Both are correct, however. They are interchangeable in that they have the same meaning.

CJ

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Zoltán KirályA. I created a card game in Python.

That's the same "in" as in "I am writing this reply in English." It is usual.

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