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* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
+* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
|+* Re: Parenthesis Pileup (was Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- ...)Lawrence D'Oliveiro
||`- Re: Parenthesis Pileup (was Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- ...)Kaz Kylheku
|`- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtKaz Kylheku
`* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 +- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 +* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |`* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 | `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |  +- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtGeorge Neuner
 |  `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 |   `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |    +* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 |    |`* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |    | `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 |    |  `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |    |   `- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtPaul Rubin
 |    `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtKaz Kylheku
 |     `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtNuno Silva
 |      +- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |      `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtHenHanna
 |       `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 |        `* Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtHenHanna
 |         `- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtLawrence D'Oliveiro
 `- Re: (Mastermind) puzzle (with 3 digits) -- Elegant (readable) code SoughtAndreas Eder

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 by: Lawrence D'Oliv - Mon, 4 Mar 2024 21:04 UTC

On Mon, 4 Mar 2024 10:30:26 +0000, HenHanna wrote:

> 41. Some programming languages manage to absorb change, but withstand
> progress. -------- For example?????

PHP being the obvious one. It manages to copy features from other
languages (initially Perl, currently Python) without quite understanding
how they’re supposed to work, and so completely botching them.

> 42. You can measure a programmer's perspective by noting his attitude on
> the continuing vitality of FORTRAN.

That was the first language I learned, even before I got my hands on a
computer, back in the day. I have been through so many others since then,
I thought Fortran had had its day.

But have you looked at the specs for Fortran-90 onwards? It has gone free-
format. It has proper control constructs, so you can write entire programs
without statement labels at all. It has local variables and recursion. It
has structured types and something resembling object orientation. (OK, so
pointers might still be a bit clunky.)

And above all, it has “coarrays”, for partitioning work among the nodes of
a massively parallel supercomputer. If you want proof that Fortran is
still relevant to the modern computing era, this is it.

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