Part of its simplicity enables its metaprogramming, though. You decompose the problem downward while using metaprogramming to extend the language upward. A simp

Part of its simplicity enables its metaprogramming, though. You decompose the problem downward while using metaprogramming to extend the language upward. A simple language with metaprogramming is never equal to one without because the former can be turned into anything its execution or compilation constraints allow. :)