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Re: Learn C as a second language?

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May 9th, 2008
Originally Posted by jephthah View Post
i learned assembly years ago as my first language (not counting BASIC, Pascal and Fortran, which i never did anything meaningful with)...
That is a big contridictory sentence Assembly could not have been your first language if you had learned others prior to that.
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