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Lily is a statically-typed, interpreted language developed by Jesse Ray Adkins. The source code of the interpreter can be found [https://github.com/jesserayadkins/lily here]. |
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The language provides strong type-inference, and has functional influences from Scala and Haskell. However, it also has a number of features from Python (such as the exception hierarchy) and Ruby (the @ syntax for accessing class members). |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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Lily is a statically-typed, interpreted language developed by Jesse Ray Adkins. The source code of the interpreter can be found here.
The language provides strong type-inference, and has functional influences from Scala and Haskell. However, it also has a number of features from Python (such as the exception hierarchy) and Ruby (the @ syntax for accessing class members).
Pages in category "Lily"
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