Circa
Circa is a programming language designed for for rapid prototyping by @andyfischer. The intro page has some good information and the syntax example highlights some interesting ideas: — The @…
Circa is a programming language designed for for rapid prototyping by @andyfischer.
The intro page has some good information and the syntax example highlights some interesting ideas:
-- The @ operator is some syntactic sugar for rebinding -- an identifier to the result of the overall statement. -- These two lines do exactly the same thing: my_number = max(my_number, 40) max(@my_number, 40) -- Lists are indicated by []s -- List arguments also can be separated -- by commas or semicolons or spaces names = ['Absalom','Bouffant','Chilton'] numbers = [1 2 3] orders = [locate; evacuate; exterminate]
Looks neat!
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