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Modula-3 is a programming language created jointly at DEC and Olivetti by Luca Cardelli and others as an extension to Modula-2+, an extension of Niklaus Wirth's Modula-2 programming language.

Modula-3 is imperative, structured, modular, object oriented, generic, garbage collected, and type safe.

It contains a very nice threading syntax and implementation.

Its main implementation is Critical Mass Modula-3.

Modula-3 influenced a few languages such as C#, Java, Ocaml and Python.

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Modula-3 Resource Site

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 It contains a very nice threading syntax and implementation.
-It's main implementation is [[Critical Mass Modula-3]].
+Its main implementation is [[Critical Mass Modula-3]].
-Modula-3 influenced a few languages, like [[C#]], [[Java]], [[Ocaml]], and [[Python]].
+Modula-3 influenced a few languages such as [[C#]], [[Java]], [[Ocaml]] and [[Python]].
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