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    Tcl's power lies in its extensibility and flexibility.
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      The core language gives you a lot - and extensions give you the rest.
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      <li>Object oriented programming: [incr Tcl]</li>
      <li>Web: mod_dtcl, AOLServer, tclhttpd</li>
      <li>Database: postgresql, oracle, mysql, etc...</li>
      <li>Data structures: graphs, trees</li>
      <li>Testing: tcltest</li>
      <li>System Administration: expect, scotty (SNMP)</li>
      <li>Unix facilities: TclX</li>
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    Tcl is fast - it's byte compiled at run time, like Python.  It
    also has a lot of high level things that you would expect in a
    scripting language - lists, hash tables, easy to use socket
    commands, etc...

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