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C but with the following changes: - Guarantee 8-bit byte and twos complement - No undefined behavior. All behavior is defined even if the ramifications of that behavior are not. Use after free? The data in the memory location is written-to or read-from, not omitted by compiler, and programmer is responsible for the second- and third-order effects thereof. Signed integer overflow? You get the assembly ADD instruction for your platform/data width and see what happens. - Fixed width integers. int8_t == short short int. int16_t == short int. int32_t == int. int64_t == long int. int128_t == long long int. - char is by default always unsigned. - byte type similar to unsigned char but requires explicit cast. - Anonymous functions well-supported. - A method keyword inside a struct defines a function pointer to an anonymous function with the signature and definition that follows. - New operator --> such that x-->y(...) is equivalent to y(x, ...) (perhaps with additional error checks) - Arrays no longer degrade to pointers but to fat pointers with an aligned prefix sds-style. Argument syntax for an array/fat pointer is arg[..] - char type used alone is deprecated - string type is an array/fat pointer of type char[..] - str* functions deprecated; now that unique identifiers can use more than the first six characters, use string* functions instead - "C" locale defined as using UTF-8 normalized to NFC - Conforming change: allowable main() signatures include int main(string argv[..])