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At least perl is the least stressful language I've used. It's laid back philosophy, ability to guess at what you mean, and "more than one way to do it, none of which are necessarily 'better'" all contribute to this. I think the most stressfull was (((((((lisp)))))) although debugging large legacy C code was not fun either.


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