By "industrial programming language" I meant (as this term is used by our professor) languages that are used for the business software development, i.e. languages like Java, JavaScript, SQL, C++, C#, Python, COBOL, FORTRAN, etc. and there is no direct connection with the quality of the language or its tools. E.g. there are very good Prolog, Haskell etc. implementations but I don't call then "industrial programming languages", because they are rarely used for business programming.
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