return (boo, hiss) There is something mature and responsible about a language that tends to refuse a command if the meaning isn't obvious, forcing you to make

return (boo, hiss) There is something mature and responsible about a language that tends to refuse a command if the meaning isn't obvious, forcing you to make it obvious. If instead, you assign meanings to every ambiguous statement, and to the inevitable exceptions and exceptions to exceptions, you end up with JavaScript: "Oh, well, too late now"-oriented design.