COBOL has been dying since the early 80s yet to this day more than 80% of all daily business transactions are processed in COBOL and 5 billion lines of new COBO

COBOL has been dying since the early 80s yet to this day more than 80% of all daily business transactions are processed in COBOL and 5 billion lines of new COBOL are written every year. If this is what a dying language looks like then yes, C++ is a dying language. P.S. I'm not a COBOL programmer nor have I ever been a COBOL programmer.