& XSLT the big numbers represent slow learners? or ridiculously complex 
programming environments?

Ken North wrote:

> >>In all fairness, I'm not sure how you would be able to do a random
> >>survey of IT professionals, since it seems virtually impossible to
> >>compile a list of them.
> >>      
> >>
> 
> On the other hand, we have accurate data for what languages the members of the
> IT community are writing about on the web:
> 
> Google hits
> ==========
> 
> XQuery                       .56   million
> XPath                        1.1    million
> C#                             6.4   million
> SQL                        22.7
> Java                         91.6
> 
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