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Listing largely-obscure languages and repeating them multiple times doesn't do much against a claim of "most".



Java, Go, and C# all do stack allocation either implicitly via escape analysis (Java), explicitly via value types (C#), or both (Go). I don't know that this is "most" (perhaps by marketshare), but these are certainly 3 of the most popular languages in this space.


That answer is fair, and it sounds like btmorex is completely wrong. Thank you.


Well, the Algol derived ones, might be a bit obscure for those that haven't learned history of computing, but they are quite well known.

I can list other ones that are actually quite obscure.

In any case, I also had D and Swift on the list, which are quite actual.

As for the rest, I don't have anything to add to weberc2's answer.




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