> It has changed from a high-level language to an assembly language just like C and Java. Neither C nor Java are assembly languages. What are you trying to exp

> It has changed from a high-level language to an assembly language just like C and Java. Neither C nor Java are assembly languages. What are you trying to express here? > No matter how much you like C or Java or Javascript, it is always faster, more efficient and more reliable to write in a truly high-level language that incorporates the best knowledge of the latest research in Computer Science. > always faster, more efficient > truly high-level > best knowledge > latest research I uh.... what?