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From: rod_weston@yahoo.com (Rod Weston)
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Subject: smalltalk vs. Ada
Date: 7 Jun 2001 15:20:44 -0700
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Still investigating OOP languages.  I'm quite impressed with Ada, from
what I've seen and read so far, but now want to turn my attention to
smalltalk.  Any ideas on how Ada and smalltalk compare?  Are there any
other OOP languages worth looking at?