For absolutely no reason, I decided to learn and try coding in the oldest programming language in the planet and build something with it. I also explained the math behind the famous `donut.c` and implemented it in the language.

🐦 https://twitter.com/txreqb2w

CODE: https://github.com/Txreq/fortunate-donut

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Debajyati Dey

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The post explores the author's experience learning and experimenting with Fortran, the oldest programming language. It discusses the history, challenges, and results of creating a password generator and a 3D donut. The author also expresses curiosity about the continued use of Fortran despite the availability of newer technologies.

I Tried The OLDEST Programming Language

<p>Just got a book about Fortran today. Exactly the same book that the developer used. What a coincidence!</p>
