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I've never had a job that consisted of coding in Perl only, or even of only coding in Perl. However, nearly all of my jobs in the past 10 years have consisted of coding in only Perl. And the rest of my job has often been figuring out where "only" goes in that sentence.

"Dogs must remain on a leash in the park." "What? I can't take him home? Sorry, Fido."

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to Re: What do you do for living? by merlyn
in thread What do you do for living? by tamaguchi

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