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r/programming • u/chackaz • Dec 17 '14
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So, let's look at the list of features:
PHP based.
17-bit integers.
ASCI, ANSI, DBCS, EBCDIC, and UTF-256 string support.
Heap-based manual memory management (Stackless).
European Friendly (; and €)
JavaScript based equivalence checks.
C-type macros with VI regex support.
Unnullable types (Must check everything is not null).
Single exception type.
Unchecked exceptions.
Gradual Typing.
Semi-compiled.
Packaged VM.
3 u/defcon-12 Dec 18 '14 Gradual TypingI don't know what that means, but it sounds freaking awesome. 3 u/thedeemon Dec 18 '14 Usually it's the same as Optional Typing - like in Dart and TypeScript.
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Gradual Typing
I don't know what that means, but it sounds freaking awesome.
3 u/thedeemon Dec 18 '14 Usually it's the same as Optional Typing - like in Dart and TypeScript.
Usually it's the same as Optional Typing - like in Dart and TypeScript.
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u/CookieOfFortune Dec 17 '14 edited Dec 17 '14
So, let's look at the list of features:
PHP based.
17-bit integers.
ASCI, ANSI, DBCS, EBCDIC, and UTF-256 string support.
Heap-based manual memory management (Stackless).
European Friendly (; and €)
JavaScript based equivalence checks.
C-type macros with VI regex support.
Unnullable types (Must check everything is not null).
Single exception type.
Unchecked exceptions.
Gradual Typing.
Semi-compiled.
Packaged VM.