As a counterexample few people know about the programming language called "the" (pronounced "T-H-eh"). It was the first language that had shared pointers, trinary coroutines (where the same thread jumps between three different parts of the code), and a constrain solver in the compiler for resolving the ambiguous multiple base class problem.
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I think the name might be a problem. not really distinguishable especially in programming, hard to google.
Hard to google C and Go but it didn't seem to hurt those languages.
As a counterexample few people know about the programming language called "the" (pronounced "T-H-eh"). It was the first language that had shared pointers, trinary coroutines (where the same thread jumps between three different parts of the code), and a constrain solver in the compiler for resolving the ambiguous multiple base class problem.