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Maybe you're right ... I'm using "traditional" in place of "legacy" or "classic" (I believe ) There are a lot of "modern" or "up-and-coming" languages out ther
by warrenm 4y ago
Maybe you're right ... I'm using "traditional" in place of "legacy" or "classic" (I believe )
There are a lot of "modern" or "up-and-coming" languages out there (Hare, Python, Ruby, Swift...)
And there are a slew of "old", "traditional", or "classic" languages out there, too :) (APL, FORTRAN, C/C++...)