@david_chisnall
It's also interesting to note that there are very few Zero-Ambiguity Languages. If they exist, I imagine Mathematics is perhaps the only one.

The inherent ambiguity in most programming languages has been a root cause of bugs, and yet many programmers chafe at attempts to reduce said ambiguity with techniques like strongly-typed variables. The lower the ambiguity in a language, the more effort is required to express an idea correctly. This gets back to accessibility.

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