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Did you even the read the article? How are you comparing JS, Python (or any language "gaining popularity" in your metrics) to C, when the author clearly describ

Did you even the read the article? How are you comparing JS, Python (or any language "gaining popularity" in your metrics) to C, when the author clearly describes the set of problems only solvable in C?

pcwalton 9y ago
The point is that those problems are (a) not only solvable in C; (b) not problems that most programmers need to solve. That is why C and C++ are declining in usage.
- Koshkin 9y ago
  Are they, really?