You can say the same about C and C++: [1] (On a side note. I like OCaml, but don't like the syntax. I wish there was a language out there that was basically OC

You can say the same about C and C++: [1] (On a side note. I like OCaml, but don't like the syntax. I wish there was a language out there that was basically OCaml with c-like syntax. Or rather, I wish language syntax in general was less coupled with language semantics. It should be possible, and is, to, for example, automatically convert between Pythonic-style indentation and C-style braces and lisp-esque braces. Define the language in terms of an AST and leave the syntax up to the editor.) [1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12887700/can-code-that-is-valid-in-both-c-and-c-produce-different-behavior-when-compile http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12887700/can-code-that-is...