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As opposed to the language whose name is literally a single letter?
by chuckadams 3y ago
As opposed to the language whose name is literally a single letter?
- tubthumper8 3y agoAre you referring to C? I think the comment's point would be that when C came out there were no search engines, so nobody would've considered that. When Go came out, not only were search engines a critical everyday software, the Go language designers worked for a company whose original and flagship product is a search engine, so they should've known. (I also think the same criticism could be directed to other languages that are English words such as Swift, Rust, etc. but to a lesser extent)