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There are objective differences between languages. Examples include performance and compile-time checking. These differences are not irrelevant. Alternatively,
by noelwelsh 7y ago
There are objective differences between languages. Examples include performance and compile-time checking. These differences are not irrelevant.
Alternatively, if you believe the differences between languages are irrelevant why do you not program everything in assembler?
- blub 7y agoThose differences don't matter much when it comes to building software that fulfills specific requirements. I am a big fan of compile-time checking, but there's a lot of good software built without it and sadly there's also a lot of successful slow software. These are disadvantages, not an impassable barrier.