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30th Anniversary of Pascal
GrokSoup writes "UC San Diego is holding a public symposium on Friday, October 22nd, honoring the 30th anniversary of the Pascal programming language. Oh the memories of undergraduate bubble-sorts ..."
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program Anniversary;
begin
writeln ('Happy 30th Anniversary Pascal. You roxxorzz');
end.
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Hmmm and D&D just turned 30 too... coincidence?
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Flippin' middle-agers and their line numbers, back in the days of fortran we had whitespace-sensitive code and we were grateful for what we had!
i for one welcome our jeffery overlord.
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I'm going to go out tomorrow to buy some string.
:)
I'll cut off pieces, and at one end of each piece, write down how long that particular piece is.
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There have been newtons per square meter for much longer than 30 years...
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Today, we have Python, and whitespace-sensitive code is fucking BACK!
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> this is also my first post, /. community!
> so i wish to formally introduce myself to the
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I had one for BASIC programming on my C64 and then AMIGA. It told me how to make a bunch of silly little games. It was useful in helping me understand more about computers but now I'm addicted to video games.....
Bah! 255 bytes ought to be enough for anybody.
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