That is not what I wrote. Dismissing C++ summarily as this article does skips over a few points that are worth talking about. Generics and templates are not dis

That is not what I wrote. Dismissing C++ summarily as this article does skips over a few points that are worth talking about. Generics and templates are not discussed. Memory management approaches of different languages are not discussed. The world of programming languages is huge. The author seems to ignore most of it, yet claims to search for a "perfect language" while clinging to the nonsensical illusion that a single languagecan be perfect forall use cases.