You can say it, but I'm not sure why you'd think it's true. As I mention elsewhere in this thread, Java is mainly being written in contexts where they already have a lot of Java.
And C++ has been declining for years. I'm not even sure you can write C++ for the common mobile platforms. I very rarely see it used in new server-side code bases. Or even old ones these days. It was a popular language for Windows apps, but that's a declining market these days. 5 years ago, C++ was already not getting taught much in schools [1], and surely that hasn't changed.
And C++ has been declining for years. I'm not even sure you can write C++ for the common mobile platforms. I very rarely see it used in new server-side code bases. Or even old ones these days. It was a popular language for Windows apps, but that's a declining market these days. 5 years ago, C++ was already not getting taught much in schools [1], and surely that hasn't changed.
[1] https://cacm.acm.org/blogs/blog-cacm/176450-python-is-now-th...