Issues that have not been adequately addressed by current paradigms

As a result of our study about what each paradigm has to offer we came accross a few issues which have not been dealt with adequately by any of the existing programming paradigms. Those issues are given below :
 

• Flexibilty of design (too rigid or too flexible)
• Programmer's familiarity with languages and its tools - This is directly related to the time required for the programmer to learn a new language which in-turn depends on its simplicity (this takes us back to the discussion about Simplicity of language Vs. Power of language).
• Handling of system exceptions - though Java has done a fairly good job of this it still needs a lot of improvement upon
• Ease of documentation - No paradigm or language inherently provides for good documentation

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