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I'd still say the syntax is C-like, the same was I would argue python has a C like syntax. Braces, and semicolons are there for the parser not for people. I'm
by gpapilion 13y ago
I'd still say the syntax is C-like, the same was I would argue python has a C like syntax. Braces, and semicolons are there for the parser not for people.
I'm curious to see how much traction this gets. Its certainly more appealing to me than rust, or even go. Hopefully usage of C libraries is pretty easy, since I feel like thats always the missing piece in a new language.
- thinkpad20 13y agoI think you mean semantics. Like nearly any imperative language, the code is structured as blocks of statements which are evaluated sequentially. This is semantics, and python and C are largely the same in this regard. However, syntactically, they are not the same.