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I think you and I are saying essentially the same thing: grammatical complexity seems to have little negative impact on language success. > There was little ch
by munificent 3y ago
I think you and I are saying essentially the same thing: grammatical complexity seems to have little negative impact on language success.
> There was little choice for other features they offered (like Unix being written in C and bundling a C compiler) which.were the compelling reason to use them.
Pascal was around at the same time, is grammatically infinitely more elegant... and is dead.
- nine_k 3y agoPascal evolved into Modula-2 and Oberon, which both live on, in significant chunks, fused into the highly successful Go language.
- michaelcampbell 3y agoShame, too; that was a really fun language.