All I can say is that 347 tools sounds like too much. There are programming languages that define thousands of functions in their standard library. Yet, it is well-known that all you need in theory is just a select few. Lisp in particular, is one example where the entire language is based around just a few primitive functions, upon which all other functionality is built around.
All I can say is that 347 tools sounds like too much. There are programming languages that define thousands of functions in their standard library. Yet, it is well-known that all you need in theory is just a select few. Lisp in particular, is one example where the entire language is based around just a few primitive functions, upon which all other functionality is built around.