> Your comparaison is biased because your "Hello World" program is too > simple so too short in execution time. The intend is not to compare languages performances, but loading time (something to take in consideration for responsiveness applications). This is why it is indeed simple. Compare a given algorithm on several languages would be a waste of time, as only its implementation would be compared: we all know a given algorithm won't be implementted the same way by different programmers therefore produce different execution times, thus useless to compare. The hello world is the only type of app that can truly compare what can be compared for all compilers/interpreters.
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