language theory regarding Perl/Ruby in universities ?
- From: "surfivor" <surfver@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 18 Feb 2007 20:46:30 -0800
I took a programming language class as an undergrad in CS and enjoyed
the in depth analysis of language theory where we touched on
everything from Fortran, Modula 2, C, Pascal, Algol, Lisp, Ada and so
on. That was along time ago back in the late 80's.
I'd like to know if anyone has been studying language theory lately
has been learning much about Perl and Ruby which I believe are dynamic
languages ? I did C++ and Java for many years and have also done alot
of Perl and Ruby. I find the strengths and weaknesses of Perl in
particular to be very interesting and complex. Most people I've met
however either love or hate Perl, I don't take that tact at all and
try to look at it more objectively. I do like alot of what I've
learned about Ruby. I've been to some Perl monger meetings where Perl
lovers reside and know some Java guys who really look down on Perl and
Ruby. I'd find it interesting how this might be presented in a
university setting or if Perl/Ruby are studied much ?
.
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