Or just use a language that has one way of doing things? C++ with it's pre-compiler magic, and several (three or four ) ways to define a variable is a rather ba

Or just use a language that has one way of doing things? C++ with it's pre-compiler magic, and several (three or four ) ways to define a variable is a rather bad example. Things like this are bumps on a road, where your organization is a car with bad suspension. Sure, bad suspension will cause problems down the road, but no reason to drive your car through rocky terrain.