Who cares about keyword count? Reserved words preserve flexibility while not realistically impairing programmer expression. What do you do with a keyword-impove

Who cares about keyword count? Reserved words preserve flexibility while not realistically impairing programmer expression. What do you do with a keyword-impoverished language? 1) overload the keywords you do have to mean random unrelated things depending on context (which is why "static" in C++ means a bunch of random things), or ' 2) create context-dependent keywords (e.g. "final" in C++ and "match" in Python), which work, but complicate every parser everywhere. As much as it pains me to type the following: JavaScript got it right. The initial version of the language reserved a number of keywords (e.g. "class") that would only become useful two decades later.