However, some of these (#4 in particular) are exactly supported in other "modern" languages.

    1. Assignment by name. 
    python: A = {**A, **B}
    javascript: A = {...A, ...B};

    2. Both binary and decimal data
    For these you use libraries like Decimal in python, boost::multiprecision in C++

    3. Bit strings of arbitrary length
    vector<bool>, boost::dynamic_bitset, or write your own
    in python you would use numpy

    4. A named array is normally passed by reference, as in F(A)
    In C++ you can do this for any type with a copy constructor.

    void f(A_Type& A) { ...
    ... = f(A);   // by ref
    ... = f({A}); // by value

    5. IO by name.
    Not generally done as far as I'm aware, but you could easily build this in C++. Something like
    class StdOut { void operator=(string s) { cout << s; } };
    StdOut{} = "hello\n";

    6. SORT statement
    Why not sort function? c++ std::sort, python sorted() builtin

    7. Complete implicit conversion
    Javascript is the KING here, and we all know how helpful that is....
    Of course C++ let's you define this yourself, but there isn't directly language support.