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Fancy is a new (pure) object oriented programming language that tries to meet the following goals:
Fancy is a new (pure) [[object-oriented]] programming language that tries to meet the following goals:


* Be reasonably fast
* Be reasonably fast
* Be a dynamic language (as in Smalltalk or Ruby)
* Be a dynamic language (as in [[Smalltalk]] or Ruby)
* Be truly object oriented (as in Smalltalk or Ruby)
* Be truly object oriented (as in Smalltalk or Ruby)
* Be concurrent (via the Actor Model)
* Be concurrent (via the Actor Model)
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* Be portable and possibly run on multiple runtimes (this isn’t the case yet)
* Be portable and possibly run on multiple runtimes (this isn’t the case yet)


At the moment, Fancy follows most of the goals above. Its current implementation is an interpreter written in C++.
At the moment, Fancy follows most of the goals above. Its current implementation is an interpreter written in [[C++]].


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
[http://www.adztec-independent.de/2010/03/new-project-the-fancy-programming-language/ Adztec Independent – Blog]]
[http://www.adztec-independent.de/2010/03/new-project-the-fancy-programming-language/ Adztec Independent – Blog]

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Language
Fancy
This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
Official website
Type checking: Dynamic
See Also:


Listed below are all of the tasks on Rosetta Code which have been solved using Fancy.


Fancy is a new (pure) object-oriented programming language that tries to meet the following goals:

  • Be reasonably fast
  • Be a dynamic language (as in Smalltalk or Ruby)
  • Be truly object oriented (as in Smalltalk or Ruby)
  • Be concurrent (via the Actor Model)
  • Be easy to understand
  • Be portable and possibly run on multiple runtimes (this isn’t the case yet)

At the moment, Fancy follows most of the goals above. Its current implementation is an interpreter written in C++.

See Also

Adztec Independent – Blog

Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

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