>Quantify "better" Better as in more correct. The endless gotchas in the language makes it harder to write correct programs that works as intended by the progr

>Quantify "better" Better as in more correct. The endless gotchas in the language makes it harder to write correct programs that works as intended by the programmer. >so if you want to do something with it, almost certainly someone else has tried to do the same thing, so there will be libraries for it, guides, people who you can ask for help if you have trouble. That is more or less true for the alternatives as well (Python, Ruby, Javascript...) >This is true of dynamic languages generally. Yes. that is why I emphasized "a lot more"...