>Yikes! Back in the 1980s thru 1990s I recall the frequent "religious war" when it comes to folks' "pet" computer languages -- discussions often decaying into "jihad" between various factions (i.e. Pascal folks deriding BASIC users for using a "toy" language; C users deriding Pascal users implying they need to be weaned and potty trained; C++ users deriding C folks for not ridding themselves of old, outdated notions; etc. -- each "faction" claiming their favorite programming language is *the* language and all others aren't worth anything).
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>This is getting wierd.
In case you hadn't noticed, those computer language "religious wars" continue unabated, to this day :)
I think it's healthy. No-one gets complacent.
Regards. Al
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