Message from C, C++ discussions
November 2019
— None of the above. lol
And its not pure speed that matters. You also have to take into account:
how fast you can develop.
Is it sufficiently fast for your needs (users/requests per second/scalable)
etc.
— You can make the slowest experimental language program ever, and it could still be enough if its a single user accessing research data to put into something and patient enough to wait for 5 minutes.
— That obviously won't work for google and co of course.
— You go to Google it ..if u r not interested kindly shut up your mouth
— Why would i? If you show zero effort to research and want to offload it lazily onto others then good luck with programming.
— 😂😂
— Https://github.com/selfteaching/How-To-Ask-Questions-The-Smart-Way/blob/master/How-To-Ask-Questions-The-Smart-Way.md
— First learn your self and after that you have to say others..🥴🥴
— As you can clearly see above i referenced enough material to show you i know. :P
— Its too late - you already showed being too lazy to even google. :P
— It's a simple thing I have to make discussion for which language is best..But ur fool mind should only goes to Google .. I think u r not having the mind ...