/g/'s Official Programming Intelligence Chart

No.

Where's Haskell?

wheres shitposting on /g instead of learning any kind of useful skill

don't remember voting for this pile of trash. sorry you wasted your time on this OP.

>>62261869
Not for brainlets like you anyway.

all dynamic typed languages are brainlet tier

>>62262480
No they aren't.

>>62262622
Only Lisps benefit from having no type system because of macros. That said, Lisps are growing an optional type system so you can use macros and get compile type error checking. See Typed Racket and Clojure. Personally, I don't like macros. They feel like a hack.

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> outdated APL meme that noone is using including it's creator
> not K that is secretly THE language that powers up Wall Street
> not even J

>>62262824
You don't know shit.

Oh assembly that good?