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COBOL programmers make lots of money to deal with legacy systems, and those are 40 years old, and completely specified! Imagine if you had to analyze specifica
by lsb 18y ago
COBOL programmers make lots of money to deal with legacy systems, and those are 40 years old, and completely specified!
Imagine if you had to analyze specifications written in a notoriously imprecise language, every variable is global (remember "that depends on what the definition of 'is' is"?), and new definitions and analogies are coming in every day.
- softbuilder 18y agoI'm definitely switching to COBOL.
- Evgeny 18y agoSounds like I have been a COBOL programmer for a while, without even knowing.
- dreish 18y agoThe second paragraph was meant to refer to laws, not a programming language.
- iuguy 18y agoSounds like you need http://www.coboloncogs.org/INDEX.HTM http://www.coboloncogs.org/INDEX.HTM