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Comparing the growth acceleration based on number of questions per popular language
Yosuke Yasuda Updated 5k 0
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    Yosuke Yasuda
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The percentage of the total accumulated number of questions as of today is calculated for each language per year. It shows how total number of the questions for each year has grown for each popular language. Looks R has accelerated the speed from 2014 while some languages like Perl and Objective C have slow down.

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