Unfedern
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Paradigm(s) | procedural, declarative, object-oriented |
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Designed by | User:zseri |
Appeared in | 2018 |
Type system | static |
Memory system | variable-based |
Dimensions | one-dimensional |
Computational class | probably Turing-complete |
Reference implementation | |
Influenced by | Entfedern |
File extension(s) | .ufdn |
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Unfedern is a derivative of Entfedern.
Extensions
Anonymous Variables
The following example is impossible in Entfedern, but possible in Unfedern.
Cat { finalize() { int c; c = read(); 1 = sign(c + 1); printed(c); finalized(); } }
Syntax:
<literal> = <expression>;
e.g. The left hand of this anonymous 'assert'-alike statement must be a string/integer/float... literal (compile/first-JIT time constant).
This statement is called the 'assert' statement.
Delayed declaration and definition
Variables can be declared anywhere in a function (but only with unique names).
int x = 1; printed(x); int y = x;
Examples
cat
Cat { finalize() { int c = read(); 1 = sign(c + 1); printed(c); finalized(); } }