Why are some programming languages better for certain types of projects than other programming languages, when they can all essentially do the same thing and they all seem to work the same way?
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A hammer, an anvil, and a screwdriver can all be used to put a nail in a wall.
One of them will be better at it than the other.
Programming can all do essentially the same thing. But not in the same way. Some things are easier to do in one and some in another.
If you think they all seem to work in the same way, you don’t know enough about them and haven’t used various languages enough. They really don’t.
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