\o,

1) The only reason I started using Python after Perl and PHP is that knowing more languages is inviting, there can always be a case where one of the rarely used languages is the perfect match. Yes, it's fun. :-)

2) I've seen many languages come and Go (pun intended), I thought Pascal would survive, then I thought Visual Basic would survive, then I stoppped believing. ;-)

So here I am, not choosing my languages by the career they promise me (here in Germany, everything except Java, C++ and PHP is mostly irrelevant for the real life), diving through the waters...

Regards and all that,
jkl

In reply to Re^2: Should I come back to Perl? by jekyll
in thread Should I come back to Perl? by jekyll

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