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spmatich :blobcoffee:

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Haven’t used these for years (mostly from uni):
basic, c, fortran, cobol, pascal, DOS-batch
More recently:
java, perl, python, golang, php, javascript, powersmell, xslt
Nobody has mention shell/bash. Doesn’t it count? I still use it every day, sometimes twice or three times a day.
grep awk sed ldapsearch find xargs read while ls chmod curl rsync ssh git etc etc
Update: I keep remembering other languages I’ve used. Z80 assembly, intel x86 assembly, DCL (OpenVMS scripting), tcl (as in expect)

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Alex Schroeder

@spmatich I didn't mention shell programming because if it's not a trivial script I always end up rewriting it in Perl… But yeah, it definitely counts in my book.
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