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Programming/Scripting Languages To Learn
Which languages would, in the long run, be best to learn on a UNIX environment
for kernel work, every day programs, and overall UNIX programming? I've been learning C for over a year now (which I'm pretty confident with) and decided I want to look into some other languages. I'll mainly be working on UNIX-flavors like Linux. I've heard of sh (already know), PERL, Python, Ruby, Tcl, AWK, and some others. Which languages would be best to learn? I know best is a pretty loose term in programming; I mean most important in UNIX, most useful. May not of made myself clear enough. Any advice will be appreciated. 
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