Haha yeah, fair point on the name! I actually chose “W++” from a gaming mindset — in games, W = Win, so W++ was my way of saying "keep stacking wins." It’s not

Haha yeah, fair point on the name! I actually chose “W++” from a gaming mindset — in games, W = Win, so W++ was my way of saying "keep stacking wins." It’s not meant to compete with Rust or Zig — it’s more of a light, expressive scripting language that happens to be built on .NET. But you’re totally right that naming is tricky. I might reconsider down the line if it ever gets serious traction — “Cobra” does sound kinda slick Appreciate the feedback!