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I like C++. I dislike C++. No seriously. For everything good about a language there's usually something that's not so good and is completely frustrating. That'
by nicholassmith 13y ago
I like C++. I dislike C++.
No seriously. For everything good about a language there's usually something that's not so good and is completely frustrating. That's why there's so many programming languages, they're all awful and excellent at the same time, asking a favourite is like saying 'do you prefer being hugged whilst on fire, or being hugged by someone on fire'.
- asgard1024 13y agoSounds like a Stockholm syndrome. :-) No worries, I have that with Haskell.
- prehkugler 13y agoJust yesterday, my colleagues were describing having Stockholm syndrome with Java. Went something like: "It's really easy to make fun of, but the more you use it, the more you start to feel bad for it."
- fdr_cs 13y agoI guess that liking or not, depends on how much you like the features, to forget/forgive/disregard it's drawbacks. For example, Python has drawbacks ... but, I do LOVE the language, is just such I joy to code in Python, that I just dont care that much about its problems. For me, is the same for C and Lua But, for C++, is the oposite. I do like some of its features, but, overall, I really hate the language. Too much headaches and pitfalls. And it's the same for javascript. But, hey, it's a personal opinion. I do really respect brendan eich as a developer, even lot liking javascript.
- MartinCron 13y agoI was thinking the same thing about simultaneously liking and disliking JavaScript.
- mVChr 13y agoI feel the exact same way about Javascript.
- mVChr 13y agoI feel the exact same way about Javascript.