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The look and feel of Wirth's languages is the exact problem
with them.  While the theory is great, and I admire his modular,
structured approach to programming, I hate *typing* everything!

I mean, some of his modula-2 library modules have names that are 
simply too cumbersome to use.  I'll spare you the examples.  They
lack a certain day to day comfortableness -- they are fine for
theoretical models, but not practical use.

and I *HATE* CaseSensiTivityInModulesAndProcedures!  I never *use*
uppercase/lowercase names (:-)) but the library modules do.

To close:  Which is better?

WriteString("Amount: ");
WriteInt(NumberOfThings[1]);
Write(".");
WriteLn();
				-or- 

printf("Amount: %d.\n");

From a programmer's point of view?


 -- Scott  McMahan

FROM LibraryModule IMPORT Disclaimer, Signature;

(or #include <stddisclaimer.h>
    #include <stdsig.h>)