What set of features make a programming language advanced?

Question

Reading the comments from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23077992 it seems that people have different ideas on what it means for a programming language to be "advanced".Given that most languages are Turing complete, what really makes a language "advanced"?

verdverm · Accepted Answer

I honestly prefer Golang which took the minimal approach instead of all the coolest PL features. The language is so much better for this choice.Check out https://cuelang.org for futurology

qppo · Answer

Higher order abstractions and more general control flow, usually.

arthev · Answer

Good Metaprogramming tooling

What set of features make a programming language advanced?

Reading the comments from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23077992 it seems that people have different ideas on what it means for a programming language to be "advanced".
Given that most languages are Turing complete, what really makes a language "advanced"?

I honestly prefer Golang which took the minimal approach instead of all the coolest PL features. The language is so much better for this choice.
Check out https://cuelang.org for futurology

Higher order abstractions and more general control flow, usually.

Good Metaprogramming tooling