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Well.. my answer is the same already given to the opposite poll: Re: What programming language do you hate the most?

So I voted other but effectively I'd be interested by the subset of C/C++ used by Arduino and to the minimum C needed to manipulate/created XS modules for perl.

PS I hope some option, like Visual Basic has automatic side effect on chatterbox monkeydom or XP.. ;=)

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Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.

In reply to Re: After Perl5, I'm mostly interested in: by Discipulus
in thread After Perl5, I'm mostly interested in: by kschwab

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