Or just do not write "best programming language" articles at all, because even at best, they are wasted time that could have been used better, i.e. an article about the concepts that make a good programming language.
flexible type system
useful messages for invalid code
syntax: high consistency and low complexity
security: how easy it is to shoot your own foot?
tooling: how convenient can it get?
and most important: documentation and community
Now look at the languages at your disposal and find out what is best for you.
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Or just do not write "best programming language" articles at all, because even at best, they are wasted time that could have been used better, i.e. an article about the concepts that make a good programming language.
Now look at the languages at your disposal and find out what is best for you.
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