Re: Best language for low IQ programmers?

["Marin David Condic" <dont.bother.mcondic.auntie.spam@[acm.org>]

It looks an awful lot like a troll to me. "Gee - let's see if we can get
folks arguing about which is the stupidest programming language by posting
to several language groups..."

If not, I'd suggest the question should be rephrased to be less inciteful.
(Something more along the lines of "What are the advantages to learning
language X if my goal is Y..." might be less apt to start a language war.)
Otherwise, we're better off ignoring it.

MDC
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"Daniel Torreblanca" <torrebld@unbc.ca> wrote in message
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>
>     I don't see you getting into programming at all. If it's a "money
> issue", don't except to make lots of money (or any for that matter). You
get
> a job and you get paid according to what your employer wants and needs,
not
> what you are capable of. As a programmer, it is almost necessary to know a
> few different languages, or at least different applications of one
language.
> If you don't think you can do something like C or C++, stay out of the
> field. Consider web design.