> So this is Joy in Java. No, it isn't. I assume that you are trying to make a point, but I'm not seeing it so please elaborate. > But as my neighbor comment

> So this is Joy in Java. No, it isn't. I assume that you are trying to make a point, but I'm not seeing it so please elaborate. > But as my neighbor comment asks. How does this benefits a language as tool for humans to get job done (c). That of course depends on the job. It might not benefit you at all. Some will probably argue that this simple model only benefits the implementer in getting their job done. Personally, I think the ability to quickly refactor code that a point-free sequence of stack operations affords can be useful. > From my perspective it only brings you down the abstractions ladder. Have you ever found it useful to take a step down the abstraction ladder?