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  Thursday, August 08, 2002

Flu-like illness Kills 238 in Madagascar
Reuters: Flu-like illness Kills 238 in Madagascar
comment []  1:24:42 PM    
Edsger Dijkstra, 1930-2002
Professor Edsger Dijkstra has died.
A sad note. Professor Edsger Dijkstra has died. His work touched my life, as a computer science grad student in the 1970s, learning Algol after being trained in Fortran. Dijkstra was the advocate of goto-less programming, and argued that Algol-like languages should omit the sin that Fortran and Basic depended on for logic and looping. A strange concept at first, I don't think he managed to get the goto out of Algol, it's definitely in Pascal and I think it's in C; but get this -- there's no goto statement in my favorite Algol-like language, the one that's baked into Radio and Frontier. Let that be a humble tribute to Professor Dijkstra from an admiring student. [Scripting News]
Dijkstra touched everyone that has anything to do with computer science or programming. Even if they don't all realize it.
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