Raku

I lost track of where it got to.

There was something called like Raku or something that was related.

I don't know.

I think Raku is what they named the language that was going to be the sixth version of Perl, but it turned out too different, I think.

Anyway, actually, that does bring me on to a point of, like, what is your level of abstraction? So for me, the reason why I named and shamed Python 3 here for it ought to be able to handle strings, and to some extent it handles strings very well, a very, like, you don't have to think about it, is because Python's level of abstraction is right for that.

And like you were saying, Kevin, Rust's level of abstraction is not right for that.