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|    Alan Brown to Brian Raab    |
|    Re: Why is PASCAL long forgotten now ? ?    |
|    11 Oct 04 04:36:09    |
      XPost: can.vlsi       From: rigelau@yahoo.nospam.com.au              kaisers_sun@yahoo.com (Brian Raab) wrote in       news:8d001dc6.0410072004.1a82a3c@posting.google.com:              > It was better as "C" and almost as good as BASIC, so I wonder why       > everybody uses C instead of Pascal or BASIC ???       >       > I see no advantage in C.              Pascal it is certainly not forgotten by me. I started using it at       University when I was on staff about 15 years ago (when 5.5 was new, I       think). I have upgraded and still use it for a lot of work including a       major accounting system.              I think it could be said that a good programmer can write good programs       that are well structured, well documented, fast, reliable and effective in       ANY language. Maybe there is a lot of time wasted trying to determine       which is the BEST language!! :)                     Long live Pascal!! Vive le Blaise!!              Alan              [ There are 10 types of people... ]       [ ...those who know binary and those who don't!! ]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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