That comes down to what code is easiest to read, and that is different for different people. If playing with the APL family has taught me something, it's that w

That comes down to what code is easiest to read, and that is different for different people. If playing with the APL family has taught me something, it's that what someone sees as a completely incomprehensible mess might be very readable and intuitive to another. I personally have a hard time understanding almost any point-free Haskell code and deciphering a line of J might take me an hour. But as long as it's readable to the intended audience it's alright. Of course it isn't sometimes.