I have always been into languages, and that's maybe I'm studying this career. As I've been learning to program, I've noticed that there are many elements similar between each other, but also, specific differences that make an advantage.
The text reminded me of a song called "Qué dificil es hablar el español", where two guys show the differences and similarities between some Spanish speakers countries. I think that this is almost the same problem that programming languages live, where people who use them try to set them as the most popular or important against others.
Personally speaking I think that all languages have their beauty and their characteristics, such as Spanish, where some words make a phrase sound spectacular. Also, it is important to mention that each language might be easier to teach rather than others, so the programming community might grow up because of this.
I know that programming languages have really grown up, but some of them are just for fun, such as emoji language and slang language. This kind of programming languages might be fun to know but the use of them is limited, and this might be an inconvenience when using them.
There is a ranking known of which programming languages are "in" or used more, so a programmer can focus on which to use or learn. I consider this element mixed with the objective of what you try to do would be the best way to select a programming language.
Finally, I consider that we should not try to do more programming languages, but to make the now existent better, useful and knowable. This is due to the fact that some programming languages are "old" and people would not use them or learn them. An example of this is COBOL, a language used by banks but known by such a little group of people.
The text reminded me of a song called "Qué dificil es hablar el español", where two guys show the differences and similarities between some Spanish speakers countries. I think that this is almost the same problem that programming languages live, where people who use them try to set them as the most popular or important against others.
Personally speaking I think that all languages have their beauty and their characteristics, such as Spanish, where some words make a phrase sound spectacular. Also, it is important to mention that each language might be easier to teach rather than others, so the programming community might grow up because of this.
I know that programming languages have really grown up, but some of them are just for fun, such as emoji language and slang language. This kind of programming languages might be fun to know but the use of them is limited, and this might be an inconvenience when using them.
There is a ranking known of which programming languages are "in" or used more, so a programmer can focus on which to use or learn. I consider this element mixed with the objective of what you try to do would be the best way to select a programming language.
Finally, I consider that we should not try to do more programming languages, but to make the now existent better, useful and knowable. This is due to the fact that some programming languages are "old" and people would not use them or learn them. An example of this is COBOL, a language used by banks but known by such a little group of people.
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