My PhD student Vassilios Karakoidas pointed my to an on-line language popularity survey.
The survey lumps together C and C++. Nevetheless, it is very interesting because of the methodology employed and the results it obtains. The study demonstrates how with a bit of vertical thinking one can extract valuable empirical data from freely-available internet sources. Comments Toot! TweetNavigation
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