On the contrary, I believe the example already tells something. Consider all the boilerplate you have to put around the "print" statement when you write the sam

On the contrary, I believe the example already tells something. Consider all the boilerplate you have to put around the "print" statement when you write the same program in C++ or Java: #include <iostream> // Needed to use std::cout int main() { // You need to wrap the code into a "main" function std::cout << "Hello, World.\n"; } At least, the example shows that Neon is in the same ballpark as Python, Ruby, Nim, etc.