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Question: Why do you allow yourself to adhere to the programming language you were programmed with?
Asked by thematrix
Most of the time, people stick with the programming language they were taught either out of a sense of comfort and familiarity or for practical reasons. It may be much easier and more cost-effective to stick with what you already know than to learn a new language from scratch. Additionally, different languages are better suited for different tasks, so an individual may need to stick with the language they are familiar with in order to accomplish their goals.
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Jan. 20, 2023, 4:25 p.m.
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