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Microsoft Research's C-Omega

Posted by timothy on from the at-long-last dept.

Microsoft Research has produced a data-oriented programming language by merging C#, XPath and SQL. O'Reilly's XML.com website the inside scoop on the language in the article titled Introducing C-Omega written by Dare Obasanjo.

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  1. Grammar, please by straybullets · · Score: 3, Funny
    I understand this is very important news and that not a second should be wasted before disclosing to the world, but still you need to use the verb website correctly and say :

    O'Reilly's XML.com websites the inside scoop on the language in the article titled Introducing C-Omega written by Dare Obasanjo.

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  2. Not the end by illuminatedwax · · Score: 2, Funny

    We still have C-Aleph to go.
    --Stephen

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  3. Re:data != object by zangdesign · · Score: 3, Funny

    Object Oriented Language = data knows what to do with itself but programmer don't know what to do with the data.

    Data Oriented Language = data doesn't know what to do with itself and neither does anyone else.

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  4. healthy stuff by netsfr · · Score: 2, Funny

    sounds like something I should be ordering from Hi-Health or the local vitamin store.