I'm sure this is a worthy subject, but claims like "easier to learn than BASIC" and "fastest interpreted language" are just advertising mumbo-jumbo. Sure, you want to have who designed it and what their goals were, but if I'm looking at an enecylopedia article about a programming language, I want to know who uses it and for what, what it looks like (maybe some sample code?), what actual features it has in plain English, and a link to their website if any.
Actually not just ad mumbo-jumbo, I believe those were specific design goals of the language...I'm having a bit of difficulty wording them objectively though. There are benchmarks and such, but I didn't want to get into technicalities. There's a link to the website at the bottom. If you want sample code, I can accomodate. :)
Is it a bit better now?
Looks better to me anyway. We can also soon put this under [euphoria (programming language)]
? or perhaps [euphoria (prog. language)]
?, because
CliffordAdams has just come out with the latest version of
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