The university that I attended used Ada as it's introduction programming language. It's very verbose and, up until recently, has historically suffered from poor

The university that I attended used Ada as it's introduction programming language. It's very verbose and, up until recently, has historically suffered from poor documentation. The best ways to learn Ada, up until online documentation became better in the past few years, was to use heavy poorly written Textbooks, where it's competitors already in aerospace and security could be learned by stumbling around. Haskell is sported by the functional programming community, which are already zealots. There aren't many 'strongly-typed' programming language zealots, and most people run with the argument that concise is equivalent to readable.