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three? maybe four? C, Javascript, (Ruby/Python/Perl), (Haskell/Scheme/Common Lisp) :) EDIT: and some assembly variant (ARM,x86,...)? so five?
by igravious 11y ago
three? maybe four? C, Javascript, (Ruby/Python/Perl), (Haskell/Scheme/Common Lisp)
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EDIT: and some assembly variant (ARM,x86,...)? so five?
- marcus_holmes 11y agojs kinda covers web coding and dynamic scripted languages at once, and ES6 is a real step forward that's going to open up some new possibilities. C definitely, if only to be able to read *nix source and do low-level stuff on devices Then I'd say Clojure, probably, because it covers the JVM as well as the functional group.