>>>>Oddly, my 16 yr old grandson is learning wed development in High School and they are teaching with Front Page.
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>>>As late as 1993, the kids in some high schools around here, were, as part of the "knowing computers" curriculum, learning Cobol.
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>>People still use Cobol though - as matter of fact there is more lines of Cobol in production than any other language
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>My guess is as of right now, there are probably more lines of JavaScript on the web than ever written in Cobol.
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>>- thus there is a market for it and I guess even today a Cobol programmer has a marketable skill. FrontPage though? That's ..ummm...a stupid thing to bother learning now (if it wasn't ever stupid to begin with - which is questionable).

Mike - there might be more functions. but I don't know about lines.
Someone once estimated that it took 50 lines of COBOL, when all the divisions were considered, to accomplish what one line of dBase could do.