I am not sure why he tried something as subjective as code in each language, as ultimately if you don't use each of the languages equally, you will have a natur

I am not sure why he tried something as subjective as code in each language, as ultimately if you don't use each of the languages equally, you will have a natural bias. For instance, as someone who spends too much time in C#, his C# example is just hideous. Not to mention the instant judgement that the language framework is poor if you don't get an exception. That is more the debate as to null/empty vs exception.