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From: Tom Moran <tmoran@bix.com>
Subject: Re: SunOS Clear Screen
Date: 1997/02/27
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> Borland Pascal.  Folks who start in that realm don't see where
> the Pascal ends and the Borland begins.
> 
> When one starts with a more academic approach to programming
> languages, and advances to software engineering approaches,
 A recent article (I forget where) showed a rather large (42% ?)
decrease over the last 5 years or so in CS BS degrees.  Does that mean
that the vast majority of current/future programmers are coming from the
'non-acedmenic' realm, and thus quite reasonably ask this kind of
question?