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Always good to have many little "functions" that modify global variables lying around.

• dqpb 4y ago
  With good organization and model checking, I bet you could write better software in this language than 95% of developers write in popular languages. I agree with Leslie Lamport - the problem is not the programming language, it’s the way you think about systems.
  • topaz0 4y ago
    Thanks for the vote of confidence, but maybe it would be more relevant to ask whether I could write better software in this language than I could in other languages (taking as given good organization and model checking). I agree with your paraphrase of Lamport as far as it goes -- the language will not save you if you don't have a clear model of the problem. But languages are more or less suited to mapping from algorithms to code, and (relatedly) organization of that code.