People use javascript not because of what it was originally created for but because of what it has become and is currently being used for. But most of all, beca

People use javascript not because of what it was originally created for but because of what it has become and is currently being used for. But most of all, because of its ubiquity. Last time I checked, Objective-C doesn't run in a web browser. Your whole post smacks of elitism. What's with the "More teenagers know JavaScript than any other language" and "A lot of kids don't know Objective C or Java" comments? Are you just trolling, or trying to be insulting?