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September 02, 2009

The Programming Language with the Happiest Users

Sep 2, 2009 10:21:00 PM | Web/Tech

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Nice chart but i think you forgot to mention PHP and Java is at 3rd Rank. I believable for me. It is the finest and strongest languages. And most of programmers preferring to use JAVA

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