Ron Johnson wrote: > Python certainly is more rational, but what the ad means is "solid > shell (which implies sed & awk) and Perl experience required".
That's a tad presumptuous. In my area the rare ads I see for Linux/Unix
work which mention scripting go on to specify that Perl/Python/Ruby experience
is pretty much equal. In reality most computer languages are but dialects of
a process and once you learn one dialect well learning how to "speak" in
another is managible. Compiles vs "Scripted", procedural vs. functional vs.
objective. All of those can be considered different languages branches so
it's harder to cross. But in the end an experienced programmer is an
experienced programmer above all else.
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