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* '''[[C++]]''' : Has its use fields, but rather complicated and verbose if not used daily |
* '''[[C++]]''' : Has its use fields, but rather complicated and verbose if not used daily |
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* '''[[Fortran|FORTRAN IV]]''' : First language |
* '''[[Fortran|FORTRAN IV]]''' : First language I used extensively from 1970 on |
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* '''[[ALGOL 60]]''' : My first one |
* '''[[ALGOL 60]]''' : My first one |
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* '''[[360 Assembly]]''' : Good with macros; a bit tricky sometimes |
* '''[[360 Assembly]]''' : Good with macros; a bit tricky sometimes |
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* '''[[Pascal]]''' : Broadly available |
* '''[[Pascal]]''' : Broadly available, not so tricky |
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* '''[[Java]]''' : Best availability and rather secure, but a bit laborious for small tasks |
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* '''[[Prolog]]''' : Could not exploit its promises |
* '''[[Prolog]]''' : Could not exploit its promises to me |
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* '''[[COBOL]]''' : Verbose, but very good for commercial programming |
* '''[[COBOL]]''' : Verbose, but very good for commercial programming |
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* '''[[Forth]]''' : Terse and efficient, but it is hard to understand programs after years |
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== Languages I try to avoid == |
== Languages I try to avoid == |
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Revision as of 10:14, 5 February 2020
| My Favorite Languages | |
| Language | Proficiency |
| AWK | Experienced |
| Bourne Shell | Experienced |
| C | Experienced |
| Python | Good |
| x86 Assembly | Good |
| C++ | Rusty |
| Fortran | Rusty |
| JCL | Rusty |
| ALGOL 60 | Rusty |
| Delphi | Rusty |
| FORTRAN IV | Rusty |
| Prolog | Rusty |
Languages I like or use often
- C : Advanced assembler, but much to verbose if used properly
- awk : Versatile for many small problems
- Python : Best behind the language that I designed myself
- Bourne shell : Has its quirks
Languages I have used extensively in former days
- C++ : Has its use fields, but rather complicated and verbose if not used daily
- FORTRAN IV : First language I used extensively from 1970 on
- ALGOL 60 : My first one
- 360 Assembly : Good with macros; a bit tricky sometimes
- Pascal : Broadly available, not so tricky
- Java : Best availability and rather secure, but a bit laborious for small tasks
- Prolog : Could not exploit its promises to me
- COBOL : Verbose, but very good for commercial programming
- Forth : Terse and efficient, but it is hard to understand programs after years