*blinks* So, 90% of all C++ programs aren't really using C++ cause all they reference are class APIs? What about all those programs using X that never actually do anything but create X objects and an event processor?
Perl can be algebraically defined. No-one's ever bothered to do it. But, that doesn't mean it isn't algebraically defineable! Anything that's Turing-complete (which Perl is) is algebraically defineable.
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