I talk about programming language competition

The competition for language has never been quiet.

But if you find out carefully, you'll see that all the language competitions are this pattern:

A. I found that a language has an X function, it is particularly cool to write, B language is particularly looser

b. Roll coarse, B language has y function, as can yy

A. Go, you do not understand the X function, it is called elegance

B. (consciously wrong) B language also has z advantage, a language will not!

Take a closer look at this conversation, yes, programmers never concede defeat, their usual skill is: transfer the topic.

Here is an example of everyday life:

A. I bought a new necklace, isn't it good? (Want to show off)

B. If you buy a necklace and you don't see it, you might as well buy a bracelet. (not objectively evaluate whether the necklace looks good)

A. Go, bracelet which has a beautiful necklace.

B. Bracelets are also easy to pick off, necklaces are not easy. (Still shifted the topic: Do not talk about the necklace's good or bad, from other aspects to prove that the bracelet is better than the necklace)

Programmers don't lie, they all try to find the features of the language they use and compare them to other languages to try to convince others that their language is excellent.

The so-called language controversy is actually compared with the advantages of the A language X and B language advantages of Y, even if 2 advantages do not have any comparative significance.

Every language has its advantages and disadvantages, and once someone has spoken out the shortcomings of a language, there must be a bunch of programmers who will list other advantages of the language to prove that this shortcoming is wrong.

Therefore, the language of the competition will not end, just because no one really is in the comparison of language itself.

For whatever reason, only someone says Java is bad. The Java programmer will come out and refute it immediately, and the reason must be:

A. Java is the highest in the leaderboard.

B. Java convenient, simple, Balabala

C. Java compatibility Good, with more people

D. As long as Java can make money, I don't care what you say.

For whatever reason, only some people say Lisp is bad. The Lisp programmer will immediately come out and refute it, and the reason must be:

A. Lisp was developed by cattle people.

B. Lisp is very bull

C. Lisp is very long

D. You don't even know Lisp.

For whatever reason, only some people say that Python is bad. The Python programmer will come out and refute it immediately, and the reason must be:

A. Python is the most convenient, best to use, the largest library

B. You're still pressing shift+9 and shift+0 every day?

C. You see, Python's code is always so simple and elegant

D. You don't deserve python.

I talk about programming language competition