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[2524.38 --> 2524.86] because of
[2524.86 --> 2525.48] Carmenando,
[2525.72 --> 2526.36] who went
[2526.36 --> 2526.94] around telling
[2526.94 --> 2527.90] everybody that
[2527.90 --> 2529.34] Go is like
[2529.34 --> 2530.46] a child of
[2530.46 --> 2531.16] the branches
[2531.16 --> 2531.90] of Pascal.
[2532.18 --> 2532.34] Yeah.
[2532.98 --> 2533.58] And then I
[2533.58 --> 2534.12] learned also
[2534.12 --> 2534.90] that Ruby is
[2534.90 --> 2535.96] also somewhat
[2535.96 --> 2536.60] a child of
[2536.60 --> 2537.10] Pascal, which
[2537.10 --> 2537.70] explains why I
[2537.70 --> 2538.14] like Ruby.
[2538.14 --> 2538.76] Although I
[2538.76 --> 2539.28] don't remember
[2539.28 --> 2540.12] Pascal at all
[2540.12 --> 2540.80] and I can't
[2540.80 --> 2541.50] really feel like
[2541.50 --> 2541.88] there are
[2541.88 --> 2542.66] similarities or
[2542.66 --> 2542.94] not.
[2543.06 --> 2543.62] I have no
[2543.62 --> 2543.90] idea.
[2544.50 --> 2545.30] Try to take
[2545.30 --> 2545.66] it with a
[2545.66 --> 2546.00] piece of
[2546.00 --> 2546.28] paper.
[2546.46 --> 2546.76] Maybe it
[2546.76 --> 2547.20] will refresh
[2547.20 --> 2547.58] your memory
[2547.58 --> 2548.02] more than
[2548.02 --> 2548.28] with a
[2548.28 --> 2548.56] screen.
[2550.04 --> 2550.54] That's how
[2550.54 --> 2551.02] it was for
[2551.02 --> 2551.34] me, at
[2551.34 --> 2551.72] least, writing
[2551.72 --> 2552.42] Pascal code.
[2552.76 --> 2553.04] I thought you
[2553.04 --> 2553.58] ever actually
[2553.58 --> 2554.48] executed any.
[2554.82 --> 2555.06] Did you
[2555.06 --> 2555.26] get to
[2555.26 --> 2555.62] write it?
[2556.08 --> 2556.46] I don't
[2556.46 --> 2556.86] remember.
[2557.34 --> 2557.96] For better
[2557.96 --> 2558.36] and worse,
[2558.58 --> 2559.24] education
[2559.24 --> 2559.70] system.
[2560.56 --> 2561.10] It's the
[2561.10 --> 2561.76] whiteboard of
[2561.76 --> 2562.52] the early
[2562.52 --> 2562.92] times.
[2563.54 --> 2564.32] Anyway, yes,
[2564.46 --> 2564.76] it's like
[2564.76 --> 2565.30] uncle of
[2565.30 --> 2565.54] Ruby.
[2565.62 --> 2565.94] I did not
[2565.94 --> 2566.40] know that.
[2566.62 --> 2567.18] Yeah, things
[2567.18 --> 2567.66] that you
[2567.66 --> 2568.90] learn when
[2568.90 --> 2569.24] you go to
[2569.24 --> 2569.68] conferences.
[2571.12 --> 2571.56] Random
[2571.56 --> 2572.74] bits of
[2572.74 --> 2573.48] information,
[2573.90 --> 2574.64] of trivia
[2574.64 --> 2575.22] that could
[2575.22 --> 2575.66] be useful
[2575.66 --> 2575.92] in the
[2575.92 --> 2576.36] future or
[2576.36 --> 2576.54] not.
[2577.26 --> 2578.10] So, back
[2578.10 --> 2578.58] to C++,
[2578.74 --> 2579.26] it has a
[2579.26 --> 2579.98] million features
[2579.98 --> 2580.36] that you're
[2580.36 --> 2580.70] never going
[2580.70 --> 2581.06] to use.
[2581.56 --> 2582.24] JavaScript as
[2582.24 --> 2582.78] well, nobody
[2582.78 --> 2584.20] uses, let's
[2584.20 --> 2584.88] say, what it
[2584.88 --> 2585.08] is.
[2585.12 --> 2585.58] It's not a
[2585.58 --> 2586.28] common practice.
[2586.36 --> 2586.88] In that case,
[2586.90 --> 2587.46] it's the best
[2587.46 --> 2588.38] practice not to
[2588.38 --> 2589.84] utilize all the
[2589.84 --> 2590.90] features in
[2590.90 --> 2591.58] those languages
[2591.58 --> 2592.54] because that