Write only programming

This is a personal tirade of mine. There is no such thing as a language that supports comments that can be considered write-only. There are write-only programmers, but personally, I can't think of a single language that doesn't support comments in one form or another. From using Forth with shadow files to the latest and greatest 5GL languages, they all support comments. Feel free to show an example of a language that doesn't support comments, it will be new to me. I've used ALGOL, FORTRAN, COBOL, Forth, C/C++, Java, Pascal, LOGO, Smalltalk, Perl, Python, Ruby, DBASE, BASIC, PL/1, PL/M, ADA, Modula, APL, Foxpro, SQL, and a few others that I can't even recall anymore. I've written assembler on PICs, 6502, 68xx, 68xxx, 8051, 1802s, 8080/Z80, 29030s, x86, Cyber 74, MSP430, TI DSPs, ADI DSPs, and about a dozen other processors. My personal experience says there is NO write-only language. So don't blame the language. Blame the programmer. As we used to say, "You can write FORTRAN in any language." --John