Conciseness in a sentence as a noun

So I'm not a noob who hasn't experienced elegance or conciseness or performance.

So, that's a conciseness vs power trade-off in design from my personal experience.

In comparison to C++ for high performance code, I'd say C# offers free reliability/conciseness etc., and you have to struggle with perf.

It eschews power and conciseness for clarity, everywhere.

The reason why I have not included the entire codebase in the blogpost is conciseness; I only wanted to include what's necessary to illustrate the points I wanted to make.

A sample Hello World program follows: ;; ;; ; As you can see, the dramatically increased lexical vocabulary leads to conciseness of expression.

I'll admit CS users often make a big deal about conciseness, and that can send mixed messages...but I would say in most cases it's about demonstrating that power is there if you need it than saying this is always best practice.

Conciseness definitions

noun

terseness and economy in writing and speaking achieved by expressing a great deal in just a few words

See also: concision pithiness succinctness