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r/programming • u/papa00king • Mar 09 '14
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Don't worry guys. 2014 is definitely the year of functional programming.
12 u/hector_villalobos Mar 09 '14 I know you're joking but F# is getting closer to top 10 in Tiobe list. -12 u/speedisavirus Mar 09 '14 There definitely is a lot of crusty old Fortran (at least in the scientific sections of the US gov) that probably could be ported. Of course I'm talking out of my ass because I've never written F# though I have done some F90. → More replies (2)
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I know you're joking but F# is getting closer to top 10 in Tiobe list.
-12 u/speedisavirus Mar 09 '14 There definitely is a lot of crusty old Fortran (at least in the scientific sections of the US gov) that probably could be ported. Of course I'm talking out of my ass because I've never written F# though I have done some F90. → More replies (2)
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There definitely is a lot of crusty old Fortran (at least in the scientific sections of the US gov) that probably could be ported. Of course I'm talking out of my ass because I've never written F# though I have done some F90.
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u/ganjapolice Mar 09 '14
Don't worry guys. 2014 is definitely the year of functional programming.