I'll say this again: No programming language is fundamentally bad.
Bad programmers have a tendency to move from language to language, blaming their tools for their lack of skill.
This stuff is exciting.
Bad programmers have a tendency to move from language to language, blaming their tools for their lack of skill.
This stuff is exciting.
Some languages have constituent parts that I'd say are objectively bad. I'll argue all day that Objective-C's handling of nil is stupid beyond belief. Nil/Null itself is bad enough...