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Customizing the Compilation Process and Tweak the Run Time For Superior Results

I've tried to make it a point to learn different programming languages throughout my career. It's not that I'm fluent in multiple languages (for example, I wouldn't call myself an Eiffel expert by any stretch of the imagination), but by learning about a language's features and ideas I've been able to broaden my perspective. This has its benefits when I'm designing or implementing a piece of code, because I've able to add different ideas into the code base that don't exist in the feature set of the language.

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.NET News Desk commented on the 4 Dec 2005

Customizing the Compilation Process and Tweak the Run Time For Superior Results. I've tried to make it a point to learn different programming languages throughout my career. It's not that I'm fluent in multiple languages (for example, I wouldn't call myself an Eiffel expert by any stretch of the imagination), but by learning about a language's features and ideas I've been able to broaden my perspective. This has its benefits when I'm designing or implementing a piece of code, because I've able to add different ideas into the code base that don't exist in the feature set of the language.

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