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A universally perfect language can't exist. There are general purpose languages (say, java, go, rust, ts, and c -- one is better than another for specific task
by cabirum 4y ago
A universally perfect language can't exist.
There are general purpose languages (say, java, go, rust, ts, and c -- one is better than another for specific tasks), and then there are HDLs, DSLs, constraint and SAT solvers, and many more I don't even know about.