Resources for Readers' Choice 2004
November 5th, 2004 by Heather Mead in
"Readers' Choice 2004" was published in the November 2004 issue of Linux Journal.
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"Reader's Choice" article
On January 8th, 2005 jim scandale (not verified) says:
This article is no more than fluff without some backup documentation. I would like to present the ranking of languages ("C", "PERL", "C++") to my programming students but it is meaningless without knowing how many votes each language got and how many votes were cast for languages in total.
For example if "C" beat "C++" by "only 59 votes" out of 1000 that is a far different expression than a spread of 59 votes out of 85. Cute comments aside this is an interesting article that could have been a lot more interesting.
jim scandale
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Re: Resources for Readers' Choice 2004
On October 10th, 2004 Anonymous says:
Why doesn't Linux Journal make the full results of the survey available online? You could show how readers voted in each category beyond the top three and show how many votes there were.
Re: Resources for Readers' Choice 2004
On October 21st, 2004 Anonymous says:
> Why doesn't Linux Journal make the full results of the survey available online?
I expected to ask the same question, but as you did it before ... ;)
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