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What was the first server-side language [closed]

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How to represent association in programs [closed]

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Strategy for writing a logic program

I have had a hard time learning logic programming thus far, and my request for outside resources on this site was met with some opprobrium, so perhaps this question better addresses both my needs and the requirements of this community:

Is it wise to be going back and forth between two programming languages? [closed]

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Is there a programming language where 1/6 behaves the same as 1.0/6.0?

While I was programming in C++ some days ago, I made this mistake (that I have history of making it!). In one part of my code, I had 1/6 and I was expecting it be 0.16666666666 which is not the case. As you all know the result is 0 – C, C++, Java, Python, all behave the same.

When you won’t need a language anymore, should you still use it? [closed]

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