>What makes C a great choice?
The realization that you don't need >lambda expressions, polymorphism, not even methods.
The Perfect Programming Language doesn't exi
Julian Sanchez
Owen Baker
Really when you're writing for scale being able to optimize to whatever is going to max the cores out is important. Just so happens thats simple big imperative loops of fixed memory size.
Jace Thomas
how many times will you miss the point
Elijah Phillips
that's just being a glutton for tools. Tools that get you further away from the actual solution to the problem, for some advantage that usually has nothing to do with the problem itself.
Josiah James
>There's no lambda expressions, polymorphism, not even methods.
so I can debug it then
Levi Fisher
I'm not that impressed by Kotlin. I'd rather just use Java desu. Clojure is neat, though.
Grayson Reyes
Ada 2012 with SPARK 2014. Based and suck it.
Carter Reyes
I like Ada but I never learned that much of it. How fast is it?
Jose Wright
> modern
Current C++, Java/Scala/Kotlin, Python, JS, Go and all the other things people use
> fast
Your good choice of algorithms and/or 3rd party software frameworks.
See, even if you can spend a year optimizing a small hack in ASM and it may end up being the worldwide bedt implenentation of that, you're unlikely to implement the full functionality of Apache Spark or the Linux kernel on your own, never mind optimize it more than the originals...
Christopher Stewart
The newer JVM languages are as good as it gets.
>cross platform
>repl
>not as fast as c++ but much faster than glorified scripting languages like python
>oo and fp
>able to access the java ecosystem which is the most comprehensive at the present time