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I mean they're basically right but it's kind of a non-answer The reality is people who ask "what is the best language" are better defined than the comment impl
by BoorishBears 5y ago
I mean they're basically right but it's kind of a non-answer
The reality is people who ask "what is the best language" are better defined than the comment implies.
Someone who's asking that is usually a beginner, is usually interested in a fast ramp up, is usually more reliant on existing resources than most, etc.
It's not quite as hopeless of a question to answer as it might seem
- thghtihadanacct 5y agoI agree, it is typically a beginner question which leads to learning the language suited for what youre doing. If a computer student then the world is your oyster and you can learn them all. If youre already in the industry you use the one that works and I havent found a silver bullet language yet. C, maybe, but not really?