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+2  Q: 

Site which shows algos in popular languages?

Is there a site like "language shootout"'s (shootout.alioth.debian.org and dada.perl.it/shootout/), which show how to do simple/advanced things in different languages? I.e. how to use hashes in different languages, how to sort, how to write classes, how to connect to sites, etc.. Well, those two above ARE in fact examples of what I'd like to find, but they have VERY limited selection of algos. Any other?

+4  A: 

I like LiteratePrograms.

CMS  2008-11-16 07:29:14
+4  A: 

There are many such sites. See RosettaCode::Similar_Sites

J.F. Sebastian  2008-11-16 07:52:09

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