-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 8/7/10 13:02 , Kevin Wright wrote: > > Admittedly, there is a long journey in learning to distinguish > between "familiar", "easy" and "simple", but IMO it's one worth > taking. > Java has got the advantage of being widely taught in universities. I still believe it's simpler, but it has got the familiarity advantage, undoubtedly, do it's really hard to guess in which percentage these factors apply.
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