Other people will. But it is productive to say, "An excessively declarative style has been considered bad in programming for over thirty years." That is remin

Other people will. But it is productive to say, "An excessively declarative style has been considered bad in programming for over thirty years." That is reminding people this is a largely solved problem that the industry refuses to embrace because our legacy rube-goldberg contraption of software refuses to accept ever abandoning anything in favor of simplicity. A great example: Why are both of these examples using the error prone pattern of explicit bounds iteration?