All language designers should consider the searchability of their language when naming it. C was bad enough (ever search for "c strings"? Nsfw warning if you do) but why would modern languages get completely unsearchable names like "go" and "p" is beyond me.
Cool, I might learn this language at some point in the future. Right now I'm learning C++ and Lisp though. It says it's pretty similar to Rust, which I've been interested in learning for a while, so maybe I'll just learn P instead of Rust.
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1 u/Dibgick 21 May 2017 15:33
Instead of enhancing quality of programming let's create a new language to chase bugs. So Microsoft.
2 u/kitanasan [OP] 21 May 2017 16:01
All language designers should consider the searchability of their language when naming it. C was bad enough (ever search for "c strings"? Nsfw warning if you do) but why would modern languages get completely unsearchable names like "go" and "p" is beyond me.
1 u/MountainDew22 21 May 2017 16:25
Cool, I might learn this language at some point in the future. Right now I'm learning C++ and Lisp though. It says it's pretty similar to Rust, which I've been interested in learning for a while, so maybe I'll just learn P instead of Rust.
1 u/kitanasan [OP] 21 May 2017 16:30
P, a programming language for modeling and specifying protocols in asynchronous event-driven applications. It is a Domain specific language