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      <title>Revisiting COBOL After 26 Years</title>
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      <description>From COBOL to Modern Programming Languages About 26 years ago, I learnt COBOL using the book 《COBOL 语言》（上、下册） by 谭浩强 (Tan Haoqiang). Here is a portion of my transcript.
   At the time, I developed a simple MIS (Management Information System) using COBOL. It was one of the programming languages I worked with early in my career.
 Since then, I never really had the opportunity to work with COBOL professionally.</description>
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