(12-20-2024, 03:09 AM)Fifty Wrote: (12-20-2024, 02:06 AM)Vega Wrote: Looks like another pointless language tbh
Yes it is. It's a bit annoying having to learn about a stripped down version of C that has incredibly limited documentation. It's sort of what you would get if Lua and C had a kid but it's missing a chromosome
TLDR: Most of these new programming languages is just the wheel being re-invented.
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In my opinion these are the only languages that have "real" value or purpose.
- Assembly (duh, how else is a computer going to run?)
- C (basically high level assembly)
- C++ (C with countless features and enhancements)
- Java
- Python
- Go (good "medium" in between something low level like C and high level like Python)
- Rust
Yes there are other great languages, but either the niche they fulfill is tiny, or one of the above language(s) can be substituted and would end up being better.
The recent influx of new languages is like the current state of most markets. No real new innovations, just a bunch a rehashed products.