>>Is Perl 6 is more consistent(for lack of a better word) language ?
Not the right way of looking at it.
Perl 6 doesn't continue from Perl 5. Its more like a total redesign. Some even say, they are so different Perl 6 isn't even Perl(5) anymore- only common things being sigils, core philosophy and the author.
I can't obviously write a complete synopsis of Perl 6 in a comment. But its like what Perl 5 would look after 20-30 years in development + Lisp powers in C syntax.
Not the right way of looking at it.
Perl 6 doesn't continue from Perl 5. Its more like a total redesign. Some even say, they are so different Perl 6 isn't even Perl(5) anymore- only common things being sigils, core philosophy and the author.
I can't obviously write a complete synopsis of Perl 6 in a comment. But its like what Perl 5 would look after 20-30 years in development + Lisp powers in C syntax.