question: I am advocating for the use of a more efficient programming language. Create a detailed presentation outline that highlights the benefits of switching to this language over the one currently in use. Ensure the outline includes at least 4 placeholders for specific technical examples, such as [performance benchmark test], and is no more than 250 words in total.
answer: **Presentation Outline: Advocating for a More Efficient Programming Language**
  
  1. **Introduction**
     - Brief overview of the current programming language in use.
     - Introduction to the proposed new language.
     - Statement of purpose: Highlight the benefits of switching.
  
  2. **Performance Improvements**
     - Discuss general performance enhancements.
     - [Performance Benchmark Test]: Present specific data comparing execution speed between the two languages.
     - Highlight memory usage efficiency.
  
  3. **Development Productivity**
     - Overview of the language's syntax simplicity and features.
     - [Code Readability Example]: Show a code snippet comparison illustrating improved readability.
     - Explain how the new language reduces development time through built-in tools.
  
  4. **Scalability and Flexibility**
     - Discuss how the new language better supports scalability.
     - [Scalable Architecture Example]: Provide a case study demonstrating improved scalability.
     - Flexibility in supporting various platforms and technologies.
  
  5. **Community and Support**
     - Compare the community size and activity.
     - [Library/Framework Availability Example]: Highlight key libraries that enhance development.
     - Discuss the support and resources available for learning and troubleshooting.
  
  6. **Cost Efficiency**
     - Analyze cost savings from reduced resource consumption.
     - [Cost Analysis Example]: Present a case showing savings in development and maintenance costs.
  
  7. **Conclusion**
     - Recap the main benefits.
     - Encourage consideration of a pilot project to evaluate the new language.
     - Call to action: Propose next steps for further evaluation and potential adoption.