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Like Smalltalk/Pharo, you have 6 keywords in the language and the syntax fits on a postcard. But all the classes/library/environment is huge and complex.
by adamddev1 4y ago
Like Smalltalk/Pharo, you have 6 keywords in the language and the syntax fits on a postcard. But all the classes/library/environment is huge and complex.
- mirekrusin 4y agoBinary is very simple you need to memorize 0 and 1 and that's it, screw Newton from one of comments above, right?
- _gabe_ 4y agoIf you really want to argue about this, binary makes no sense in this scenario. There's assembly which gets assembled into machine code. Machine code for all intents and purposes is the lowest level that you would consider a language, binary by itself accomplishes nothing. Now you can go see all the arguments about RISC vs CISC, which is the same argument. Should I have a small instruction set that bloats the final program's instruction count? Or a complex set with slower instructions?