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Ultimately, however, the question needs no answer, since "speed of development" is not the only or even the most important factor in development. Take into account issues of maintainability, quality of code, performance and such, and you've muddied the question even more, making this a religious question and one that has no meaningful answer, nor a need to be answered in a simple way.[1]



Unless I'm writing a kernel, a device driver, a virtual machine, or an interface to a C or C++ library, writing in C is a probably premature optimization. [2]


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There are two types of programming languages; the ones that people bitch about and the ones that no one uses. BjarneStroustrup


If I were chained to a bench and 'perl' was the only thing that could open the lock, I'd probably cut my hand off. GeraldPenn


Perl is another example of filling a tiny, short-term need, and then being a real problem in the longer term.[3]


Programming in C++ is premature optimization. --comp.lang.python [4] [5]


Think of C++ as an object-oriented assembly language.[6]



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