(joke in the title stolen from a redditor)

Context: some Rust kid vandalized cppreference.com today.

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Of course itโ€™s relevant to (my or anyone elseโ€™s use of) Ada as a language. And for any language the language and culture influence each other too much to consider them entirely separate. The attitude of the community invariably ends up being reflected in the syntax and standard library (and third party tools/libraries/documentation) of the language and vice versa. If you want in your head to decide thereโ€™s a distinction there, I guess thatโ€™s fine, but such a distinction has no practical benefit to a developer making the decision what language to use for such-and-such use-case.

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