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Apart from this one, I must say Erlang. I think that Erlang is the best language that I never actually use. It is extremely well adapted for its domain; it's just a domain that I don't work in. This is not because Erlang is some particularly flawless jewel - the language itself has tons of warts - but it supports a wonderful style for writing large concurrent systems. Probably Elixir is actually better, as it's a newer language built on the same VM and ideas, but I have never tried it.
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I've been enjoying programing in BQN recently, the documentation/error messages are better than other array languages I've tried. I think it helped me find different solutions to problems for advent of code this year that I wouldn't have seen when I had a similar problem in Rust/Python.
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Or just pick any yt video on his channel, that sounds interesting to you. Their is also a online book accompanying his videos.
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(Btw. I'm using SWI Prolog.)