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Use of PERL decreasing.

Rinku4TS

please see below link

http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html

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Migrateduser

This just in....water is wet!

Adam Stoller

This just in....water is wet!

What if you melt dry ice? :-)

Migrateduser

I give up...what happens when you melt dry ice? What is dry ice anyway?

ISCBorisB

I give up...what happens when you melt dry ice? What is dry ice anyway?

Frozen carbon dioxide, basically. You can not really "melt" it, not to a liquid anyway.
When heated it goes directly back to gaseous form Smiley Happy

Migrateduser

So then technically it isn't "water". So there.

Migrateduser

please see below link

http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html

Thanks for the link. Very interesting.

Adam Stoller

Frozen carbon dioxide, basically. You can not really "melt" it, not to a liquid anyway.
When heated it goes directly back to gaseous form

Okay - take the fun out of an otherwise witty retort ;-)

Rinku4TS

Closing the thread so the water will remain wet and dry ice will not melt Smiley Happy