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Top 7 Dying Programming Languages to Avoid Studying in 2019 –2020.
Each language gets a paragraph's treatment as to why he thinks these languages are dead or dying. Those languages are:
Do you agree with his assessment? Are there any other language(s) you would add to the list?
(Score: 2, Insightful) by noelhenson on Wednesday March 11 2020, @11:23PM (2 children)
I still love Forth though I have not programmed in it in maybe 8 years or so. It is truly astounding how much code one pack into a small space with it and have it execute at amazing speeds.
(Score: 1, Informative) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 12 2020, @04:31AM (1 child)
Pretty much by definition, as you basically build up the language to solve any task.
Also, two stacks do clash with present programming model which constantly uses callbacks from C/C++ based libraries (naturally using one stack).
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 12 2020, @02:45PM
Forth is basically the byte code language of a particular stack oriented virtual machine.
It's way too low level for software of any complexity. Thus, its main use which was in embedded systems doing control loops and hardware control.