(where "advanced" means: a paradigm that results in greater economy of code per unit of work done, easier debugging, easier testing, complete elimination of entire classes of bug (such as in an immutable language), easier maintenance etc...)
As opposed to, say, functional languages, for which it seems far harder for some reason to create spaghetticode
Bad developers write spaghetti-code. Languages don’t write anything.
(where "advanced" means: a paradigm that results in greater economy of code per unit of work done, easier debugging, easier testing, complete elimination of entire classes of bug (such as in an immutable language), easier maintenance etc...)