Not that big of a deal. Lisp has a drastically simpler syntax, but can behave is the same way.
This thing that is different from other languages is having a static lexer and parser, versus having a fynamic one. In Perl you modify it indirectly, and in Lisp you can modify it directly.
The fact that this happens has nothing to do with Perl's syntax complexity, but everything to do with dynamism in parsing.
This thing that is different from other languages is having a static lexer and parser, versus having a fynamic one. In Perl you modify it indirectly, and in Lisp you can modify it directly.
The fact that this happens has nothing to do with Perl's syntax complexity, but everything to do with dynamism in parsing.