The article does no such thing and just focused on declaration syntaxes and semicolons. I can class literally any language into the three categories for declaring variables.
* Haskells are name-focused languages.
* Smalltalk is a name-focused language.
* LISPs are qualifier-focused languages.
I think you might have a blinkered viewpoint in how you have interpreted the article.
* Haskells are name-focused languages. * Smalltalk is a name-focused language. * LISPs are qualifier-focused languages.
I think you might have a blinkered viewpoint in how you have interpreted the article.