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There are a great many languages that are often called “dead” that see rather active use in very specific domains that are called dead for not being general purpose.

By the standards of “dead” frequently employed to point out that, say, Hasell is dead, R, Wolfram Language, and Fortran would be considered “dead” as well.



I have a feeling that Python has stepped over R's territory, right?




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