V++

V++

Paradigm(s)	object-oriented, functional
Designed by	VMGP
Appeared in	2016
Computational class	Turing complete
Reference implementation	[1]
File extension(s)	.vpp

Overview

V++ is a small programming language made for fun. It is an interpreted, strongly-typed language. It has functions, advanced math and IO support.

V++ first appeared in 2016 in private tests. It was released for the public in November 2020.

Documentation

For documentation go to https://github.com/vpp-lang/vpp-source/wiki

Code samples

Hello world program

function main ()
command (0x0005,"Hello world!",null)
command (0x0006,null)
exit
end function

Adding two numbers

function main ()
define result as number = 0
vppmath :: add (result,5,7,null)
command (0x0004,"5+7=",null)
command (0x0004,result,null)
command (0x0006,null)
exit
end function

Write to file

function main ()
command (0x0012,"C:\test.txt","Hello from V++",null)
command (0x0006,null)
exit
end function

External links

• The official site of the V++ Programming Language (from the Wayback Machine; retrieved on 21 May 2022)