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Not even that. Because if your language isn't expressive enough, you can't make code perfect. Or rather, "perfect" in one language is than worse than "good" in
by valenterry 4y ago
Not even that. Because if your language isn't expressive enough, you can't make code perfect. Or rather, "perfect" in one language is than worse than "good" in another language.
Imagine big but perfect Assembly codebase against an okay-ish Rust codebase. Which one would you prefer to maintain?