Immutability and purity are classic examples but they both talk about what is NOT possible. That won't mean much to someone new to programming. I'd like to add "a small number of powerful constructs" instead of many special cases. This implies that you should accept the language as it is instead of trying to add to it. Which implies TEA and use-case driven design. These are more attitudes than ideas, though.
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