were actually meant to be messing around with fun, cool multimedia apps or whatever the task happens to be that you're doing. And it's the same with a programming language. Like there's no it's not a bad thing. It's not a negative thing. It is just a difference of it's a difference in focus. So we were left with five five concerns or five things that that one might want to consider when looking at a programming language. And those five things, again, are let's just say I'm going to try to spin it in more of a neutral tone. Not that I blame Paul for his tone. I'm just saying he he is very much coming from this as a as an as of, you know, from a place of, well, I have decided to leave a thing and here's why. So I'm taking a different approach, which is what should you consider before you enter a relationship with a program language? One libraries. What kind of library support does it actually have? Look at the language. Look at what kind of libraries exist for it and what kind of (22/53)
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