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Ada is typically less well known and not used a lot, but if you want reliable code, it is pretty nice.

Be aware that it is a b&d language.




I usually use Haskell at work, which is even more b&d in a sense and it's pretty reliable. But you can not call Haskell low-level.


PL/SQL is similar to Ada in many ways.




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