C, which was named before search engines were a thing, and Go, which is also a terrible name, but google is big enough they can make it work. Also, it's not li

C, which was named before search engines were a thing, and Go, which is also a terrible name, but google is big enough they can make it work. Also, it's not like things like the linux kernel have a specific enough dialect of C it could be considered a programming dialect/language itself, so there are multiple layers of poor naming here. The point is if you want people to use your esoteric programming language, you want to minimize any blatantly obvious pain points. Choosing a decent name is a very easy pain point to avoid.