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I don't mind that kind of a problem. Any language that lacks a diversity of opinions about its strengths and weaknesses doesn't sound very interesting to me. I
by marshray 15y ago
I don't mind that kind of a problem.
Any language that lacks a diversity of opinions about its strengths and weaknesses doesn't sound very interesting to me. I suspect it lacks expressive power.
I once started a job which involved a little bit of Perl. The other Perl programmers on the team were a little freaked out by my unfamiliar Perl syntax. I didn't tell them that everything they objected to was from the O'Reilly book "Perl Best Practices". :-)