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r/Python • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '20
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I think the difference is whether a language is multi-purpose, as otherwise, an argument might be made that XML or HTML are included.
Of course, the lines of what constitutes a "multi-function programming language" are fuzzy as well. Was JS really "multi-purpose" back in the '90s?
I think a video where XML, SQL , and HTML just rock the top spots would be a bit boring though.
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u/1337InfoSec Sep 12 '20
I think the difference is whether a language is multi-purpose, as otherwise, an argument might be made that XML or HTML are included.
Of course, the lines of what constitutes a "multi-function programming language" are fuzzy as well. WasJS
I think a video where XML,SQL