Kevin Atkinson wrote: > ....I don't like > languages that try to stay simple because doing complex things in simple > languages in well, frustrating. Can you agree with me here? What exactly do you mean ? I can put together simple things to get a complex tool that I can view again as a simple thing etc etc in haskell. If I try to do the same in C++ or Java I fall over design flaws in the language or over my own unreadable code because it became impossible to stick to some useful shape. That last sentence is not just a saying -- I had to drop a project in C++ together with somethings that really meant value for me - only because of the braindamaged handling of templates in C++. ciao pfitzen
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