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ok is a strongly-duck-typed language. It has the rigidness and runtime safety of a strongly-typed language while providing a lot flexibility through interfaces and a simplified typing system.
You can try it now (with examples) at play.getok.dev, or read more about the language highlights in Why OK?.
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Package ast provides structures for representing parsed source code.
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Package ast provides structures for representing parsed source code. |
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Package compiler translates the ast structures that represent the parsed course code into instructions that can be executed by the VM.
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Package compiler translates the ast structures that represent the parsed course code into instructions that can be executed by the VM. |
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Package lexer converts source code into tokens.
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Package lexer converts source code into tokens. |
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Package number contains the implementation of the number data type.
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Package number contains the implementation of the number data type. |
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Package parser translates the linear stream of tokens into ast structures based on the syntax of the ok language.
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Package parser translates the linear stream of tokens into ast structures based on the syntax of the ok language. |
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Package instruction contains all the instructions created by the compiler and executed by the VM.
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Package instruction contains all the instructions created by the compiler and executed by the VM. |
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