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Why not take into consideration that any language will be as fast as any other on average. The microprocessor, I'm almost 100% sure, will be designed to run off that language specifically. Therefore, it's most likely going to be native code. So, whether they use C, C++, Java, PBasic, or FORTRAN I think the issue of speed is not of concern. The code will be converted into a common form of machine code anyways. Well, I still don't see why they would use an alternate to Basic or Javelin stamp by Parallax. I think usfirst is trying to move toward more autonomous programming and java would be a more applicable and practical tool for the real world and an easy switch I might add.
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