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What are some semi-obscure programming languages you'd like to see used more often?Looking at the “semi-obscure” section of my bookshelves, some languages stand out because I think they’re still worth learning in general, even if making money-spinners out of some of them might be a difficult proposition.In descending order of shelf-feet (I think that’s a unit) occupied:Forth: 14 hardcovers and paperbacks of various vintages, 4 years’ worth of original Forth Dimensions magazines, plus almost 3 shelf-feet of laserprinted out-of-print books and EuroForth proceedings and Forthwrite (FigUK) publications and Forth implementation manuals and other materials.I think obsessed may not be an unfair description.It’s mostly gathering dust now, but I still think it’s a language worth learning, because its simplicity belies its expressive power, and because it almost forces you to Keep Things Simple. One day, I’ll write something serious in Gforth.Tcl: One of two languages on my list that I still use regularly. 9 books and a shelf-foot of Tcl conference proceedings and manuals.It’s really not as bad as some people may have you think. After over 10 years away from the language, I sat down and wrote an ActiveMQ-equivalent setup in a week, using only the standard runtime. It’s still running something, over 10 years later.Scheme: 6 books and a few printed manuals.The second-easiest language to DIY on my list (Forth being far and away the simplest), and if parentheses are your main reason for avoid it, I think you’re missing out. Will take a second crack at Scsh soon.Prolog: 2 books and a few manuals.Haven’t had a reason to use it in decades, but damn is it elegant!AWK: My other daily driver. Technically 1 book—I loaned it to a friend, who promptly lost it, so there’s a hole that may be filled with a new copy some day.These days, I deal with a crap-ton of financial data, for which CSV seems to be the most popular data format. For sanitizing, filtering and organizing, Miller is my go-to tool, but for crunching the data, AWK’s fast and flexible enough to get the job done.Like Tcl, it has its detractors, but it’s the most powerful scripting language I can think of that’s guaranteed to be on even the oldest *nix platforms you might use.UPDATE: I knew I’d missed one, and finally found it in a cabinet…Smalltalk: 5 books (Adele Goldberg’s Orange and Purple books, Wilf Lalonde’s 2-volume Inside Smalltalk, and Tim Budd’s A Little Smalltalk), plus a hardcopy draft of ANSI Smalltalk.I remember spending months working through a Little Smalltalk implementation on my own time, as a distraction from my “Dragon Book” compiler coursework. Given my ANSI Smalltalk document, I obviously planned to do Something Serious with this language, but I can’t remember what.Regardless, I think it’s a nice little first language to learn, with syntax and semantics that are easy enough for young kids to grasp, and there are plenty of alternatives to choose from. I also like the underlying philosophy of “computing by sending messages”, as a computing analog to the real-life “get things done by talking to people, not hiding behind a keyboard”.

Some basics are to be understood at the inception..Current Ratio is arrived as Total Current Assets / Total Current Liabilities.What all the items covered under TCA / TCL, is also to be understood. See details below which is illustrative (not exhaustive)CURRENT ASSETS26. Cash and bank balances27. Investments ( other than long term investments )I. Government & other Trustee Securitiesii. Fixed Deposits with Banks28.i. Receivables other than deferred& exports ( incl. Bills purchased & discounted by banks )ii. Export receivables ( incl. Bills purchased and discounted by banks)20. Instalments of deferred receivables ( due in one year)30. Inventoryi. Raw materials (including stores & other items used in the process of manufacture )a. Importedb. Indigenousii. Stocks-in-processiii. Finished Goodsiv. Other consumables sparesa. Importedb. Indigenous31. Advances to suppliers of rawmaterials and stores / spares32. Advance payment of tax33. Other current assets ( specify )34. TOTAL CURRENT ASSETSCURRENT LIABILITIES1. Short term borrowings from Banks. ( including bills pur- chased, discounted & excess borrowing placed on repay- ment basis(i) From applicant Bank(ii) From Other Banks(iii) ( of which BP & BD )Sub Total (A)2. Short term borrowings from others3. Sundry Creditors ( Trade )4. Advance Payment from customers / dealer deposits5. Provision for taxation6. Dividend Payable7. Other Statutory liabilities (due within one year)8. Deposits/ Instalments of term loans/DPGs/Debentures, etc.(due within one year)9. Other current liabilities & provisions ( due within 1 year )( specify major items )Sub - total (B)10. TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES = total of A&B(Do not worry about the prefixes, numbers etc )If current ratio is 1:1 that is equal TCA and TCL value, then there would be NO NET WORKING CAPITAL (Portion of owners stake in the business towards current assets)Say TCA = Rs.100.00 and TCL is also Rs.100.00 (which makes the C/R 1:1)Interpretations.The NET working capital is NIL or “0”, which denotes even though the business has liquidity to pay off the current liabilities, owners stake is not seen in the current assets. (which is a negative point) (Higher the TCA and lower the TCL, owners stake is said to be improving.. The minimum expected level of TCA is Rs.133.00 (for example) , the TCL level should not be beyond Rs.100.00 to indicate good liquidity of the business. ( In simple language the owners stake is to be present atleast to the extent of Rs.33.00 (in the form of Capital / Unsecured Loans etc etc)Hence, the business does not require any assistance from Bank or elsewhere for running business / operational activities.Further,Here one should also understand the difference betweenWorking Capital Gap (TCA - All Current liabilities but less of BANK BORROWING for working capital)Net Working Capital (TCA-TCL as above)Working Capital Limits is the amount sanctioned by BANKS as working funds)This is a very vast subject, to understand better you can go through by googling Current Ratio and their interpretations.Inventory Turnover Ratio is altogether different and need not be mixed up with current ratio. ( Inventory is only a part of current ratio)Inventory Turnover Ratio is Inventory holding value / Net Sales.

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