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You picked one of three examples I gave - it doesn't matter if they were well-thought-out, I just gave three examples of things that aren't easy in any of the l
by logicallee 10y ago
You picked one of three examples I gave - it doesn't matter if they were well-thought-out, I just gave three examples of things that aren't easy in any of the languages I code in. That's because every language I code in is ALMOST the same (there are translators that translate one to the other robotically, for example) - their biggest difference is syntax. Of course they differ a lot in their functionality - but none of them have much of that to begin with, in my opinion. Today's languages are tiny and hardly do anything. In my opinion. (Check this comment in twenty years and I think you will find I was right.)