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Consider that such examples are often not about convincing, but teaching. That is, they often not trying to convince the reader, "Language X is better than lang
by scott_s 11y ago
Consider that such examples are often not about convincing, but teaching. That is, they often not trying to convince the reader, "Language X is better than language Y." Rather, the intent is more, "You already know language X, so here's some code in X. Now here's how you would do the same thing in Y." It's a pedagogical tool, rather than an argument tactic.
- Dewie3 11y agoAccording to some people all mentions of PLs have to be evangelical and confrontational. :-)