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[http://coconut-lang.org/ Coconut] is a '''functional programming language''' that '''compiles to Python'''. |
[http://coconut-lang.org/ Coconut] is a '''functional programming language''' that '''compiles to Python'''. |
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Coconut adds to Python ''built-in, syntactical support for:'' |
Coconut adds to Python ''built-in, syntactical support for:'' |
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• pattern-matching |
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• pattern-matching |
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• algebraic data types |
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• destructuring assignment |
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• partial application |
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• lazy lists |
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• function composition |
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• prettier lambdas |
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• infix notation |
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• pipeline-style programming |
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• operator functions |
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• tail call optimization |
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• where statements |
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• And more |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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Coconut is a functional programming language that compiles to Python.
Coconut adds to Python built-in, syntactical support for:
• pattern-matching • algebraic data types • destructuring assignment • partial application • lazy lists • function composition • prettier lambdas • infix notation • pipeline-style programming • operator functions • tail call optimization • where statements • And more