Well, Fortran is still used somewhere too
You mean everywhere. It's just hidden behind abstraction layers or Fortran libraries like BLAS/LAPACK, which are used by NumPy, R, Julia, MATLAB, Excel, TensorFlow, PyTorch (for some backends), and basically anything that involves linear algebra.
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You mean everywhere. It's just hidden behind abstraction layers or Fortran libraries like BLAS/LAPACK, which are used by NumPy, R, Julia, MATLAB, Excel, TensorFlow, PyTorch (for some backends), and basically anything that involves linear algebra.