It clearly says it is compiled to C and then to machine code.

Setting random variables to null is code that needs to be executed.
Same with "if (var ==null)" ...

So, it is slowing down the ordinary execution path.

And: it does not help the garbage collector the slightest.

See: you have not much clue about programming.

Well,
the point is that no one knows what you want to say.

The western part of Russia: is Europe.
The eastern part is: Asia.

So?

What is your farking point?

Oh, CCP membership is under 100 million. It's in the high 90's. Decidedly less than 9% of the 1.41 billion people in China.
And what is wrong with that?

In European countries, there are less than 1% of the people in any party. Why would they?

Wikipedia, the BBC, and a couple of other news outlets are where I was able to find that the CCP is invite only.
That is wrong, you did not even google.

Good point.
I guess it is coming sooner or later.

Backends running JS/TS are usually running on super fast JS VMs.

From point of view of developer teams, it makes perfectly sense to have on both sides the same languages.

The people "hating" it and badmouthing it, are usually 30 years out of the loop how much ECMA Script has evolved - and are not working with any of the languages involved anyway.

Fascists can be left, or right, or even both same time.

You are an idiot.

An interesting alternative to C++ is: https://www.circle-lang.org/
https://github.com/seanbaxter/... - read the readme.

You mean "bright" as in "non rusty"?

C++ is just as much of a sieve as C, only more obtuse.

"Object models" are an anti-feature.

The ideal for memory safety is to have an air-tight pressure vessel.

With C, you're starting that task with a colander. You've managed to fill two of the colander's holes with silicone caulk. Congratulations.

There is a serious problem when a profit--making company provides Operating System software:

Deliberately giving limits to a present version allows the company to charge a lot for a new version, even if the new version provides few important benefits.

A space weapons arms race plus one million data center satellites.

What could possibly go wrong?

With a cell phone everyone would see what you are doing ...