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Hello. I'm Andrey Voronov, I am starting the first issue of a podcast devoted to the programming language TCL. In my opinion, this language has always been rather poorly covered. Especially in the non English-languages spoken segment of the Internet and in domestic literature.

The first programming language I studied was BASIC in the last classes of the school. Probably, in the lessons of computer science, the vast majority of you studied it. Less than I would like, I managed to run programs in the walls of the school on an Agat computer.

The university took several courses in various disciplines of programming. We started with the Pascal language. This is the classic first language for fundamental education in higher education.

The equipment used was conventional, as IBM-compatible personal computers (PCs) used to say IBM-PC compatible. The operating system was then MS-DOS.

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02. Abstract Audio Recording (Podcast File) Continuation of the autobiography. The C programming language course began at the university in 1994 in early autumn. I continue to study it to this day. By the way, TCL itself is written in C (well, at least its core). The language have a great practical importance for the development of both system and application software. Also around this time I was working part-time: more for interest and access to a PC, which I did not have. Projects were conducted in the Clipper programming language. I wrote a database editor. Data was stored in DBF format files. In some ways, they very remotely resemble the unpretentious SQLite DBMS files, which I plan to talk about in the future (SQLite and TCL are shared in embedded electronics). In 1995, I had my own IBM / Intel compatible personal computer (PC) with an AMD 486 DX4-100 processor. On it I was engaged in self-education. In particular, I mastered object-oriented programming (OOP) in
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