| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The claim he is made for most languages in my experience is that, sure, the language is ultimately slower, but the developer time saved is worth more than the performance hit, and if you ever _really_ need to gain that extra performance, you can always drop down into C. Of course, that assumption does not hold for some domains (e.g. intensive scientific simulation, games...) which is why C/C++ sti
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