Shot in the dark: ratio of statements to expressions. The idea being that expressions generally live in user land and statements typically are constrained by syntax and linguistic rules.
The expressiveness of a programming language is one of those things that I think is important, but I can't define it quantify. It's a frustrating "I know it when I see it" situation, which is such a weasely phrase.
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I'm not really sure that works. It's possible to have a language that only has one or the other, or maybe even neither, and I don't see how it necessarily ties into expressiveness.
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That's why I prefer more concrete concepts, like the ability to abstract and ability to compose.
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Decomposing expressiveness in two parts: The ease (or inverse effort) to express (desires) over a wide area of (problem) domains is both high and flat. New issues: It is still hard to define/quantify ease/effort for a specific domain and domains have no natural order in general.
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