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On Mar 10, 3:26=A0pm, "Nasser M. Abbasi" <n...@12000.org> wrote:

>
> As an effect of this, one can see that computer languages start
> simple, and in couple of decades they all become so complicated
> and complex to use. Then a new simple language comes along,
> and the cycle starts again.
>
> Also, Look at Java now, it started as a simple language in 1995,
> now I find it the language very complicated with all the additions
> made to it.
>

Well, I agree with you on the complexity Java has become. But I think
Lisp is an exception of "the cycle" you were talking about :D