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To: Michael Coley who wrote (1644)2/13/1997 11:48:00 AM
From: i-node   of 10836
 
Actually, we agree. There IS a good possibliity, even a likelihood, that Java will be a survivor.

My point with Rod was that it is far from a foregone conclusion. These things are transient in nature.

As the best example, Rod is citing Java as the absolute definitive replacement for C++, a language that has
been in general commercial use only a few years. It is simply too early to tell whether Java will replace on widespread basis C++ or other languages. And it is a niave individual who assumes at this point that Java WILL.

Otherwise, I'm in agreement with you about this.
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