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I'm learning C# so I've got a little bias but the author says that C# never really took off? He doesn't even list it as failing one of his criteria. He says in
by sosuke 16y ago
I'm learning C# so I've got a little bias but the author says that C# never really took off? He doesn't even list it as failing one of his criteria. He says in the comments later he bases it off of it's listing here http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index..... Baloney I say.
- ihumanable 16y agoI'm not a big fan of C# but I have to agree. Even in the TIOBE index it may only have ~4% but that still makes it the _7th most popular language_. He ends up with Scala, which according to TIOBE is 27th with 0.433%. Interesting read, but clearly this is making the solution fit the data more than the other way around on the original author's part.
- nlawalker 16y agoThis is pretty much what I came here to say. >I will rule out C#. C# never really took off "I don't use C# so it's not the best language ever."