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# 1. Keep It Simple
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The language itself must be extremely simple. It shouldn't have a lot of concepts, and its syntax should be as clean and regular as possible. The user should not feel like they're always discovering some new feature or quirk with it.
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Keep this in your mind:
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> A designer knows [they have] achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
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# 2. ARF is Immutable
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Language features, and for the most part program structure, must be immutable. This means nothing like reflection, or operator overloading.
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