One such example of a system that lingers like the smell of rotten durian-and-jackfruit sorbet is Microsoft’s Visual Basic 6. Sometimes this is a bad thing: DOS has been around since at least 1981, and still haunts windows machines in the command prompt.
Sometimes this is a good thing: LISP was created in the 50s, but LISP and its derivatives retain a base of users today- one is used as the language of instruction for Brown’s introduction to CS class. AVILASH’S GUIDE ON HOW TO INSTALL AND COMPILE LEGACY VB6 CODE.įor all its reputation as a field with rapid turnover, there are certain systems, protocols, and languages for computer programming that seem to have obtained a certain immortality.
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