This article, The Semicolon Wars, is quite the argument by telling, why are there many language programs and they differ in syntax and other contexts, well, the author gets most of every explanation out of this. One of the topics mentioned in the article was the way of looking / analysing an entire problem or even, looking at the way of things, abstraction, If you see an object with my eyes, would you see it differently? Some programming languages are meant for some problems, depends on how you see the way of it. It comes to my mind the language... . not programming language, I mean German, the structure of the German language is quite describefull , for instance, take the word Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung , looks a little bit scary, right? but if we look at it divided into the ideas that creates the meaning of this word we could understand why German is very precise. This in English is Land transaction approval transferring resp...