Project Summary
Seen , is a multi-paradigm programming language designed to
- simplify writing code
- have a source-to-source compiler that will output source files in languages such as Java and Python.
The project is still in its early stages,
a few features that are to be expected :
- Modules : a module is source file that can contain: classes, interfaces, free functions global variables and type definitions
- Statically Typed, with type inference
- Syntax is influenced by Haskell and Python, and is white space sensitive
- NO inheritence, only composition using anonymous fields is supported.
- Functional programming features such as tuples and lists and map , fold, filter functions
In a Nutshell, Seen...
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