Every Language Fixes Something
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Every Language Fixes Something
(Which computer language inherits from which, and why they made a new language instead of using the original one)
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UML
Date: Thursday, 27 May 2004 11:54 (UTC)UML is one of those topics I've been meaning to have a look at for quite a while but have not done so yet.