As developers increasingly lean on AI-generated code to build out their software—as they have with open source in the past—they risk introducing critical security failures along the way.
You should know that COBOL still evolve and the last version of it is 2018 I think (maybe one in the 2020s) and is object oriented since 2003. The problem is that ibm’s COBOL is note like 62 (at least where I worked)
Its Freemium, at least it was like that. Using COBOL should be regulated by Geneva conventions at this point.
Trust me, I did a mainframe gig. It lasted a few months before I almost bored out XD
You sir are hardcore.
Madam please ^^
You should know that COBOL still evolve and the last version of it is 2018 I think (maybe one in the 2020s) and is object oriented since 2003. The problem is that ibm’s COBOL is note like 62 (at least where I worked)