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Programming language debates often stem from ego and identity rather than technical merit. The author reflects on experiencing workplace tension rooted in language preferences, arguing that fundamentals like data structures, system design, and problem-solving matter far more than syntax. Strong engineers focus on context and tradeoffs rather than treating language choice as a measure of intelligence. In practice, languages are tools for solving problems—users and businesses care about working systems, not the stack behind them.

Is the language war even real?

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