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What syntax of sugar or language features makes the language hard / hard for analysis?

I did a few searches and did not find a question that “directly” answered this question.

In any case, the main point of this question is I wonder what “language function” or “syntax” means, which makes the language a serious pain for creating a parser, syntax highlighting, etc.

It may be subjective, but I was thinking, for example, about the difference in parsing the language, for example say Lisp, for example, with its structure (func parms, etc.), since in comparison with something like C ++ with all patterns, brackets, etc.

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