At risk of being overly pedantic, I have to point out that you quoted my conclusion (which is based on my attitude), my attitude is, as I said, an unsettling mi

At risk of being overly pedantic, I have to point out that you quoted my conclusion (which is based on my attitude), my attitude is, as I said, an unsettling mixture of reverence and annoyance. I'm actually pretty eager to learn and use what you might call the Array Paradigm. Here's a comment thread from this summer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31380292 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31380292 Some good info surfaced, and you can see for yourself how excited I got. :) Anyway... > all code is opaque and difficult to people who haven't learned how to read it. Sure, but there's a difference between, say, Logo and J in terms of available educational materials, eh? My complaint isn't that the array languages are particularly hard (they're not), it's that they are obscure. ( "elsethread" I love it! I'm going to use that I think. Cheers! )