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It's worth noting that once COBOL was the worlds most popular language.
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Yeah and if you can do mainframe programming in COBOL you can pretty much write your own ticket these days. Big iron is still lurking out there and companies desperately need COBOL programmers. Who would have thought?
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Wow i didn't know java was the most popular language that page is really interesting with the chart of popular languages. A lot of the languages on there I've never heard of such as D and SAS.
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What do you mean "once"? I still have my abacus, a couple of slide rules, miscellaneous mechanical adding devices...
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It's worth noting that the application space (which Java doesn't do well in) is only a tiny amount of the code that gets written. C is second there and there are very few applications written in C. D is a relatively new language which is often described as C++ done right. It loses a lot of the direct compatibility with C (though it can call C functions) and also loses some of the more exotic functions of C++. It's close to Java and C# but compiles native.
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