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You can write C how ever you want, doesn't mean it's the right language for the project. My team uses C++ a lot like Java, and turns out Java was the better too
by hot_gril 3y ago
You can write C how ever you want, doesn't mean it's the right language for the project. My team uses C++ a lot like Java, and turns out Java was the better tool for our use case.
- stjohnswarts 3y agoI bet your customers enjoy the extra memory and performance though...
- hot_gril 3y agoThey don't, cause the speed at which we have to implement new features means cutting corners. We write backends, none of which are performance-critical. A lot of faster algos that would take too long to implement in C++ get skipped, so in the end it's slower than partner teams' Java code that does similar things, but again it doesn't matter as long as nobody notices the latency.