Everyone who wants to be a robust developer should get at least a little experience with some non-c-like languages. Of course someone will reply with a more co

Everyone who wants to be a robust developer should get at least a little experience with some non-c-like languages. Of course someone will reply with a more complete language, but I'll start by throwing out array-based languages, in the form of J: https://www.jsoftware.com/#/ https://www.jsoftware.com/#/ Once you really get your head around composing verbs, really working with arrays, and using exponents on functions, it's mind-expanding.