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It is. Because everyone starts out knowing zero go, and so the learning curve of a language (and for people who know another programming language first) is very
by LadyCailin 4y ago
It is. Because everyone starts out knowing zero go, and so the learning curve of a language (and for people who know another programming language first) is very much a key metric.
- sph 4y agoI know pretty much nothing about Scala. Anybody cares for my criticism of its type system? And what's with Rust and those ampersands everywhere? GP wasn't discussing the language in general, just a small feature that depends on an idiomatic pattern used in many other places, saying "it looks gibberish." Of course it does, because it isn't idiomatic for you.
- LadyCailin 4y agoYou don’t need to know that to do the comparison. If I tell you to do the same thing in one language it’s “(!:;$&)” and in another it’s “array_contains”, you don’t even need to know the languages to have a reasonable opinion on which is superior.