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Lisa Awards: Most Format Restrictive Language Posted: Feb 27, 2008 7:59 AM
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Fortran pre-90 was very restrictive. There is the magic of column one, the line numbers, etc. The original Fortran was written for the IBM 704 and you programmed it on punch cards which is why the restrictions were in place. Before Fortran, most of the community were coding using assembler, and Fortran was a factor [...]

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