Kohn Emil Dan
Sun, 16 Sep 2001 16:33:57 -0700
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Nadav Har'El wrote:
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> Forgive my asking (I guess that everybody here already knows myposition on
> csh ;)), but why is the Technion still teaching csh?? Csh has been considered
> inferior to almost any alternative (ksh, bash, zsh) for at least a decade...
> Do they teach csh anywhere else in the world?
Not only they stick to csh, they still keep on teaching stone age C++
(i.e. using obsolete headers such as <iostream.h> and assumming that the
library symbols are in the global namespace), C++ has a standard for quite
a while, and it's very bad that students learn non-standard C++
programming. Of course after that bad habits will be very hard to break.
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Emil
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