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Most of the time, performance is more a factor of system architecture and choice of algorithms/data structures - and less about the language you're using.

Unless you're doing very CPU intensive computations where every millisecond counts, the difference between most languages won't be that great in the big picture.




The quote was "they would be exponentially faster and easier to develop and maintain".




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