Would be clear if it did not seem to me that you are including three languages that have been around for a while in the "whatever cool compiled language of the month" group.

If not -- then clear. If yes, then this is getting even more confusing.

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pjmlp 7 months ago | parent [-]

It is called an enumerations of choices, 3 named ones, followed by a generalisation of whatever else might possible as option.

Given that boring languages like Java, C#, OCaml, Haskell are kind behind their times for cool kids to rewrite stuff, that leaves the unamed cool programming language of the month as option, whatever that language may be.

	▲	KPGv2 7 months ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Hello, friend! Professional writer here. An enumeration of three choices followed by a generalization reads like the three choices are examples of the generalization, not disjoint.
	▲	pdimitar 7 months ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Honestly, you are not making this better. This comment also implicitly puts Rust and Zig in the "unnamed cool programming language of the month" group again unless I completely lost the ability to read English. And seeing that a writer commented something similar to my comments upthread, I am not very inclined to assume I can't read English. Still, your point is taken, I just can't help but think I am sensing some slight... shall we call it non-preference... towards a few programming languages.