> For example, consider these two snippets:
>
> [Clojure]
> (if x
> (foo y)
> (bar y))
>
> [Python]
> if x:
> foo(y)
> else:
> bar(y)
>
Yeah, but then, in plain old Java:
if x {
foo(y);
} else {
bar(y);
}
which is not that different at all. The point is that these trivial
micro-snippets don't tell you much about how the language fit into the
real-world problems. They may indicate how the language will be
approachable to beginners, but noting more...
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