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From: matomira@di.epfl.ch (Fernando Mato Mira)
Subject: Re: No top schools use Ada
Date: 1995/04/19
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In article <3n10sv$i97@gopher.cs.uofs.edu>, beidler@guinness.cs.uofs.edu (Jack Beidler) writes:

> And in how many of those "top schools" is the course taught by
> grad. assistants? 
Hm. There are some _undergrad_ students that know more than some professors..

> So, what do you expect, hacking in C, not
> how to program!  

Using C for this in a `programmer factory' would be normal,
but at a _university_, it is really perverted..

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