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> Not all programmers have the same goals and problems. That's why we have different programming languages. The danger of making a language a jack-of-all-trade
by grumpyprole 4y ago
> Not all programmers have the same goals and problems.
That's why we have different programming languages. The danger of making a language a jack-of-all-trades is that it will be master of none. Restrictions are more often than not a good thing, they give the power to reason, for both humans and machines (giving, for example, memory safety).