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Yeah - he has no understanding at all of the reason behind the Lisp syntax.

It's about syntax. Nothing to do with frontend. Js syntax is fairly easy compared to something like c#

JS is a solid language. It has its disadvantage like all other languages. Tell me your preferred language and i'll tell you how it's the most terrible language in the world. But objectively JavaScript is indeed solid in terms of syntax. It's easy to learn, c-like, has modern features, very versatile and flexible, easy to read... You can literally write a server and get everything to work on the backend just by knowing JS for the frontend. It doesn't take a lot. That simplicity and practicality isn't even found in Python despite the deceivingly simplistic syntax.

@@ijazkhan3335 That's because C# does a lot more for you than Javascript. You need additional syntax to help the compiler statically analyse your code. Admittedly, F# and the ML family do a significantly better job of this with less ceremony, but C# is the best of the corporate OOP languages that I've had to use.

Honestly on a different planet. Maybe he’s talking the newest version that is mildly less verbose?

Yeah, Java is way above Python

Java syntax reads like a poem.

Javas syntax despite requiring more boilerplate is extremely easily readable, and flows well and is easy to read thry and discover errors without compiling

Modern java is pretty solid. Try java 21 with Lombok streams and lambdas

You forgot the semicolon😂

what is wrong?

Who the fuck codes like that? Also, printf formatting has seeped into my everyday writing.

Yeah, and? In C, pointer casting is good, as long as it makes sense in your program Pointer casting gets a lot of flak from C++ devs who were taught that C-style casts are the work of the devil (which it is, but only in C++ and not in C).

It's a syntax error, where is the main block and return statement?

Java is actually a quite frequently used language in the workforce. Companies like Google, meta, Microsoft and Amazon all use java in their backend development. Java has actually more job opportunities than python. Although many companies are migrating to C# and Kotlin, Java will still be relevant for many years. Comparing Java to Python doesn't make sense because their use cases are very different. A web developer would never use python, while a data scientist would never use java. It would make more sense to compare Java to Kotlin/C# and python to Julia/Rust/Golang.

@@bobaGogo “a web developer would never use python”. Tell that to hundreds of thousands developers and companies using Flask, Django, FastAPI for their projects (i know 2 big ones you might recognize). This is the problem with these comparisons, just because something doesn’t work for you it doesn’t mean it shouldn’t work for someone else

@@tedreka1504 and actually, python shouldn’t work on this case. A complex backend will be a shitshow

He put it high despite of significant whitespace.

​@@bobaGogo We're not talking about use, just syntax. Printing " hello world" alone should convince you that they are not at the same level

Thats true, I learned Java in a semester and when I had to learn C and C# it took me less than 2h

PHP is way better for backend than JS, ngl

@@lunedefroid8817 ye if you’re a wordpress dev

​@@lunedefroid8817king talk

It’s syntax is trash, he said it’s underated but NOT THE SUNTAX

@@mgames3209 syntax is indeed trash. Ffs, using a $ sign before a variable, because it's simpler design the interpreter that way is so PHP 😅

More like Class Main { Public static void main(String[] args) { String name = “Xing Yang Lan”; System.out.println(String.format(“Hi %s”, name)); } }

java syntax is not that difficult. In fact it let you create a pointer to something without allocating it, and it's more memory efficient than python

Python code literally doesnt format automatically because it uses empty space instead of ; and braces. Doesnt matter how many seconds you save writing print() when you waste it all trying to adjust the indentation. I dont think it will be winning a syntax competition against a normal language.

@@pizzawhisker actually print is a character more than sout which you'd both type

ArrayList arr is actually way better once things start getting complex

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Lisp is the language of Jesus, cause it keeps resurrecting from the dead.

He probably looked at PHP 5 or less

That is why should use promises instead of callbacks.

​@@tyatyCycle of JS 😂. Problems since inception still fixing it...by adding new shit.

@@masterchief1520Just, a main loop calling functions. No functions in objects, just random crap all over the place. No object orientation though. I'm not THAT evil.

^^

good one lol

So is Java

Absolutely right, the things i very interested in c# when i first meet it is the is and the when keyword, so readable

Yeah C# is good bro i like it (i hope your comment is not sarcasm)

Even the junkscript is betyer LOL

I can do a lot with a dial-up modem, but its sure not the best tool for the job. Plenty of other languages have large library ecosystems, and dont have to sacrifice runtime performance and safety to utilize them. You shouldn't rely on libraries beyond stuff like GL bindings and optimized math functions, and those can be found in any language (or called through a C ABI). Python works well either as a prototyping and proof-of-concept tool or as a teaching tool; no production code should be written in it just because you either can't or won't reinvent the wheel in a more performant language. Large ecosystems tend to be detrimental to languages as a whole, as you end up with module bloat like in many JavaScript projects when devs get over-reliant. Dont choose a language based on how many libraries it has. If you need a quick script for something like pentesting, sure; I prefer Lua and JS myself, but it works well for that. Beyond small scripts and into big projects, theres almost always a better option for either performance or security.

Lol fair. Although I think the do/end statements are pretty questionable (although I guess work just as well as curly braces readability wise). Functions being callable without parentheses is also pretty icky imo. Procs/blocks are pretty cool, but personally I think make the language less readable, at least for devs who don’t work in Ruby consistently.

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@@v01d_r34l1ty "auto reply" lol

I fucking LOVE C.

Dream bird 😂

Java is predominantly utilized by large corporations. It's a robust language that has been around for many years. Additionally, it boasts strong object-oriented programming (OOP) capabilities and is statically typed. Java is a language that adheres strictly to established programming conventions.

Z80. Take it or leave it. Or maybe include PIC16/AVR in too. Might learn those two.

For one, having to start every variable name with $ is… interesting. Also, the language is just very inconsistent. For example, there are plenty of related functions with parameters in different orders, making it easy to misinterpret code or cause bugs.

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​@@ConnerArdman Have a look at Pearl - you cannot read the code you wrote yesterday.

@@akruijff Hey now, I love Perl... but yeah it's a tough one lol

C# syntax really isn’t that bad

Bro taught PHP at the university level, and bro wrote PHP professionally at FB.

@@ConnerArdman You Ever tried PHP 8.0

Nahhh Lisp is so fun, at least when you aren’t being graded 😂

Lisp is amazing

Because I find the average time to track down a white space indentation error longer than tracking down one by a misplaced }. Same reason I always use {} even for single line if statements.

PHP is goat too

How is $a = 5 and refering to variables as $a good syntax

Yes, they are entirely unrelated (beyond JS being inspired a bit by Java).

You're like the 3rd person to comment this on my videos. I don't see it tbh, but I 'll take it 😂

@@ConnerArdman Lol I thought joji has a new career, I like your content btw.