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Martin A
PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2020 5:36 pm 
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load81 wrote:
I don't have anything pithy for C#, Rust, or Forth at the moment. I'm sure someone else can chime in.


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FORTH by Yoda was written.
C# was written by a team who thought Java was great, except that it was just a bit too portable.
Go was written by a team who believe the whole world is a massive clustered datacentre.
JavaScript was designed by someone who knew nothing about designing programming languages, for web designers who think they are programmers.
PHP was designed by someone who looks up in awe to the genius designer of JavaScript, for web designers who think they are programmers.
Rust was designed in an attempt to develop a robust platform for users of JavaScript and PHP.
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load81 wrote:
I don't have anything pithy for C#, Rust, or Forth at the moment. I'm sure someone else can chime in.

.programmers are they think who astronomers for designed was Forth

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