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Turing-completeness doesn't guaranty any sort of I/O, which I would make a requirement of a nice language. I may be able to write a Lisp interpreter using Conw
by Jebdm 18y ago
Turing-completeness doesn't guaranty any sort of I/O, which I would make a requirement of a nice language. I may be able to write a Lisp interpreter using Conway's Game of Life, but then I have to represent my Lisp code within the cellular automaton. (The same thing applies to, for example, Brainfuck.)
Also, I'd say that any language which requires me to write a Lisp interpreter to be nice is not a "nice language".