Who uses Smalltalk language?

Smalltalk is a general-purpose programming language, so it is actually used in many, many different problem domains, ranging from embedded applications in small devices to the web, the desktop, mobile, machine learning, natural language processing, financial industry, manufacturing industry, military application , etc.

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Is Smalltalk still used?

Forth (1970), a lovely language, is often used for embedded applications. C (1972) is still very commonly used for systems programming. Smalltalk (1972) can be found in Pharo (2008) . Ada (1980) is still immensely popular with the U.S. military-industrial complex.

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Is Ruby or Python easier to learn?

Learning Curve Without a doubt, Python is much easier to learn because of how the language is structured – and how explicit it is. One can literally become proficient in two to three months. Ruby takes much longer to learn due to its flexibility. Beneath the elegant surface, there’s a lot of magic happening.

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