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Sixteen Languages est un blog qui décrit une expérience originale tentée par Paul Stansifer. Il a fait une liste de 16 langages de programmation : Smalltalk, FP, Ada, Python, OCaml, Brainfuck, assembleur i86, Prolog, Erlang, Forth, D, Lazy K, Haskell, FORTRAN, Lua et Scheme. Il consacre 16 jours à chaque langage et une semaine de break entre deux langages. L’ensemble de ces expériences est relaté sur son blog. Le premier language utilisé par Paul est donc Smalltalk et il a principalement utilisé Squeak pour cela. L’ensemble des billets concernant Smalltalk sont déjà en ligne.

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