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That's wishful thinking when it applies to the choice of programming language. If you come to a C shop and implement something in VisualBasic, you will de esco
by eps 13y ago
That's wishful thinking when it applies to the choice of programming language.
If you come to a C shop and implement something in VisualBasic, you will de escorted right out. Do the same but with Java and you will be flying out, through a nearest window :)
So - hell, no - it's not how it works at all.
- stcredzero 13y agoIf you come to a C shop and implement something in VisualBasic, you will de escorted right out. Well, no duh! But I have seen things in unusual languages in large companies become useful then become indispensable. Actually, I worked for a company that couldn't have made $130 million/year if this were not the case. So - hell, no - it's not how it works at all. Classic example of someone on the internet mistakenly (and overconfidently) generalizing from their limited experience.