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I'm sure you could make the argument using some definition of best. Perhaps best in it's impact via software created in it rather than the language itself. Alth
by p1necone 6y ago
I'm sure you could make the argument using some definition of best. Perhaps best in it's impact via software created in it rather than the language itself. Although then I think C would win over C++ because of Linux.
I'm imagining a slightly tongue in cheek 'best' alongside an implication of subjectivity. But given this was a highschool teacher I wouldn't be surprised if it was instead a multi choice test question with a single "correct" answer? Which of course would be ridiculous.
- nikisweeting 6y ago"make the argument using some definition of best" I won't take the bait to dive into that discussion! ;) Luckily she never tested us on it, I think she was understandably biased from working in C++ in an earlier job.