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Throw in C++, C# or Java and you've got all three archtypes covered. Some people still fancy plain C, though I haven't used it for years, it will give you some
by jamaicahest 16y ago
Throw in C++, C# or Java and you've got all three archtypes covered.
Some people still fancy plain C, though I haven't used it for years, it will give you some historical perspective, as it is the granddaddy of many languages today.