Better how? For whom, and when? How can a language be "better" than another? If I'm in .NET land, I'd prefer to use F# absolutely whenever I can. It's not lik

Better how? For whom, and when? How can a language be "better" than another? If I'm in .NET land, I'd prefer to use F# absolutely whenever I can. It's not like there's big important things it can't do that C# can. The biggest thing to me is that if software systems keep getting more and more complex, the need for language-oriented programming will increase along with it, and combinator libraries have been found, over the last 20 years or so, to be a good tool for creating embedded domain-specific languages.