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Exactly this. Even previous to that, we were told Lisp and Rapid Prototyping would end programming languages like C. And yet C is still here, although it looks
by ksaj 4y ago
Exactly this. Even previous to that, we were told Lisp and Rapid Prototyping would end programming languages like C. And yet C is still here, although it looks quite different and has branched out a whole lot. And Lisp is still here, but has nowhere near the legs even if it is so much nicer to work with. Programming line-by-line is still the de facto way to go even though Rapid Prototyping folks said it would not be.