> Perl is meant for something else entirely. No, in fact Perl/Ruby/Python are virtually identical in a technical sense. They're capable of, and intended for, e

> Perl is meant for something else entirely. No, in fact Perl/Ruby/Python are virtually identical in a technical sense. They're capable of, and intended for, exactly the same kinds of applications. > All of these (and most other) languages are Turing complete, so what does this even mean It's very obvious what it means, you're just being intentionally obtuse.