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Baba YagaDefinetely uses COBOL, like all ogres who eat children do.
Count ChoculaI heard that he uses Python.
Gandalf Probably uses Scheme.
GargamelAlas, Visual Basic.
Merlin Son of the devil, but for the good uses intricate LISP.
Mr. SpockReal Vulcans do assembly, chaps.
Professor X is a scientist and must use FORTRAN.
Raistlin MajereWizard of darkness, fell into C++.
Randall Flaggis a dark prophet that spread the ugly virus of PHP.
ShazamIncredibly powerful. Does Perl all the time.
Wizard of OzThis one is not a real magician. Probably does only HTML and pretend it's programming.

In reply to Re: Of the following Wizardly beings, which is most likely to be a regular Perl user? by wazoox
in thread Of the following Wizardly beings, which is most likely to be a regular Perl user? by rudder

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