Add NOT, AND, OR to language

This may seem silly to all y'al who've been writing C all day, but this comes from someone who has been dealing with programming newbies who are graduating from HTML to PHP, and have never seen an 'if' statement before. They also have trouble with the difference between '=' and '==', but that's another story. Some folks have trouble seeing the logical operators in conditional expressions - '!', '||', and '&&'. They'll eventually get the hang of it, but it also would make some bugs harder to miss for the rest of us if the language also supported NOT, OR, and AND as substitutes. Nichlaus Wirth would of course encourage support for ::= instead of = as well, per the ambiguity resulting from allowing conditionals to contain assignments. :O) We all know the true story about the US rocket that went up 100 miles and turned left because of a single typo in a FORTRAN program: 100 DO 110 I=1.100 ... 110 CONTINUE FORTRAN stripped blanks out before parsing. Statement 100 was supposed to have a comma. With a period, it's an assignment: "DO100I = 1.100" Gary B