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 =head2 What language is Rakudo written in?
 
-The glib answer is that Rakudo is written almost entirely in Perl 6, with a
-small bit of C or Java glue code thrown in depending on what virtual machine
-backend Rakudo is being compiled to use (e.g., MoarVM or JVM). If you look at
-the files in the "src/" directory in the Rakudo repository, you'll see that
-just about all of them are Perl 6 source code files
-
-The more detailed answer is that Rakudo is written in a mixture of Perl 6 and
-NQP ("Not Quite Perl"). NQP is a lightweight Perl 6-like environment for
-virtual machines; it's designed to be a high-level way create compilers and
-libraries for virtual machines (such as MoarVM and JVM) using Perl 6 syntax. So
-then the question naturally becomes "What language is NQP written in?", and the
-answer is that NQP is a mixture of (1) NQP code, (2) whatever language the
-underlying virtual machine is using, (3) some third-party C and Java libraries,
-and (4) some bootstrapping files created by earlier runs of the build process.
+A short answer is that Rakudo is written almost entirely in Perl 6.  A more
+detailed answer is that Rakudo is written in a mixture of Perl 6 and NQP ("Not
+Quite Perl"). NQP is a lightweight Perl 6-like environment for virtual
+machines; it's designed to be a high-level way to create compilers and
+libraries for virtual machines (such as MoarVM and JVM) using Perl 6 syntax. 
+
+=head2 What language is NQP written in?
+
+NQP is a mixture of (1) NQP code, (2) whatever language the underlying virtual
+machine is using, (3) some third-party C and Java libraries, and (4) some
+bootstrapping files created by earlier runs of the build process.
 
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