I agree with the answer of Java, but saying "object oriented [...] is the best way", "has any other language shown this type of adaptation to times", "etc.. don

I agree with the answer of Java, but saying "object oriented [...] is the best way", "has any other language shown this type of adaptation to times", "etc.. don't have equivalent performance", etc is going to get you some flak. I don't agree with any of those statements. As someone who has done a lot of Scala and Kotlin, I appreciate Java because I can anticipate the bytecode that will be generated. This is important to me on low-level JVM projects (profilers, fuzzers, etc).