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It seems that these languages without genetics keep getting popular. Perhaps they get popular in part because they don’t support generics at first, and so seem
by derefr 4y ago
It seems that these languages without genetics keep getting popular. Perhaps they get popular in part because they don’t support generics at first, and so seem to be simpler?
- Jtsummers 4y agoIt seems to be inevitable. Few languages can remain simple forever because they run into the realities of large scale systems development. If they remain simple, they either force the programs to become more complex or effectively constrain the complexity of the systems that are developed. Even Fortran has added OO and generics.