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Back in my day, "Pro" meant Professional, as in one who earns their living doing this.
by stephengillie 10y ago
Back in my day, "Pro" meant Professional, as in one who earns their living doing this.
- jmspring 10y agoA language caters to an ecosystem. Most ecosystems change and unless you are continually learning, the definition of "pro" becomes ambiguous. Despite who my employer is, I know much more about the internals and libraries associated with BSD and Linux related programming in the language of "C" than I do Win. Where do I declare myself an expert? "stdlib"? "stdio"? And so forth. I'm continually a student in the areas that pop up that interest me (and the ones I wish to maintain).
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