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your first statement is correct. if you can leverage none of the language's strength, why do X thing in it? what can be gained? IMO that's what makes languages
by sebastialonso 6y ago
your first statement is correct. if you can leverage none of the language's strength, why do X thing in it? what can be gained?
IMO that's what makes languages "great": domain specificity.
General purpose languages beg the scenario of a person who only knows 1 language and tries to do everything in that language instead of learning a more appropriate one.