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From: "P. T. Rourke" <ptrourke@mediaone.net>
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Subject: Computing Survey
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Finally managed to put together the results of the computing survey.  All in
all, there were 24 responses; the top reported programming languages were
C/C++ and BASIC.

A breakdown of languages, a purely speculative demographic breakdown of the
respondants, and a portmanteau of all the reponses that I was told could be
posted (I think; if you're there and aren't supposed to be, let me know. .
.. ) appear on the following page (at 14KB, too large for the list, but not
an exceptionally large text file).

http://www.ziplink.net/~ptrourke/Computing.htm


Patrick T. Rourke
ptrourke@mediaone.net


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