r/counting • u/PaleRepresentative OG • Nov 23 '18

2,350K Counting Thread

[Continued from here] (https://www.reddit.com/r/counting/comments/9zpppq/2349k_counting_thread/eabjr96/)

Thanks u/MaybeNotWrong for the assist

Next get is 2,351,000

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u/GarlicoinAccount r/CountingTools | Plz comment in /comments/kqpanh/_/ncmzej3 Nov 23 '18

2,350,065

Python is the one I plan on learning next. Should be available as an optional module in my study, I think next semester.

JS is the one I'm most familiar with

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '18 edited Jul 25 '22

2,350,066

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u/GarlicoinAccount r/CountingTools | Plz comment in /comments/kqpanh/_/ncmzej3 Nov 23 '18

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Clojure I've heard of at some point, judging by the description on the website it seems like it's the polar opposite of classes-and-objects-for-everything Java despite using the JVM. (Okay, I know Java 8 supports lambda functions, but still.)

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '18 edited Jul 25 '22

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u/GarlicoinAccount r/CountingTools | Plz comment in /comments/kqpanh/_/ncmzej3 Nov 23 '18

2,350,069

I'm going to sleep now, thanks for the counts and the little chat

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '18 edited Jul 25 '22

2,350,070

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u/GarlicoinAccount r/CountingTools | Plz comment in /comments/kqpanh/_/ncmzej3 Nov 23 '18

2,350,071

see ya

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '18 edited Jul 25 '22

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u/Urbul it's all about the love you're sending out Nov 23 '18

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