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(java.IsNotAnother(good.Example())).ifDontLike(Paranthesis()).clone()

Yes Scheme is not necessary the best language for serious big project, but check at common lisp. It is used by Yahoo for their online store and by the American aviation authority for their airline planification system.

Neither Scheme nor Lisp are difficult to understand or to read, unlike languages like Perl or C which are known for their obfuscating ways.

wouldYou (Type *prefer, Class &I) {
Type $use = new Different;
NewType $syntax = Different.a_kind_of?;
}

No thanks.

I find both Scheme and Lisp's syntaxes to be easy to use.

oh yeah!

import new

class Language:
..def __init__(self):
....print self.__class__

def language_readibility_checker(language):
..if 'Python' == language:
....print 'That's clear!'
....return new.classobj('ClearLang',(Language,),{})
..elif 'Perl' == language:
....print 'Come on, go away ;-)'
....return new.classobj('ObfLang',(Language,),{})
..else:
....print "No idea what you're talking about"
....return new.classobj('ProbObfLang',(Language,),{})

MyLanguage = language_readibility_checker('Python')
ml = MyLanguage()