C was great at the time of invention. It's still OK, but definitely not underrated. Probably the most underrated language by now is Rust. Rust basically puts resource management (not just memory) into the hearth of language and does this in style and with nearly zero performance impact.
There are a lot of articles about memory management in Rust. This one is quite good at explaining the advantages of Rust resource management model at mode general level (i.e. for other resources, not just memory).
C was great at the time of invention. It's still OK, but definitely not underrated. Probably the most underrated language by now is Rust. Rust basically puts resource management (not just memory) into the hearth of language and does this in style and with nearly zero performance impact.
Look like Rust need to be know to other for resource management.
There are a lot of articles about memory management in Rust. This one is quite good at explaining the advantages of Rust resource management model at mode general level (i.e. for other resources, not just memory).
Sure I will check that to learn more about it
The most underrated language(family) will always be Lisp
It's among the oldest programming language that we know. Very few people today used this language and don't know anyone using it.
Clojure is fairly popular.
It's more of a modern languages than other member of the group