The stoicos language is an interpreted, functionnal, imperative and object-oriented programming language. It is inspired from many programming languages such as :
- OCaml
- Python
- Ruby
- Racket
- Elixir
- Elm
- IO
and probably other that I'm not currently remembering.
Here are a few examples of what it can do
; The good old hello world
(println "Hello world!")
; Defines a variable named age
(def :age 42)
; Defines a function that does an equation then prints it
(deffun :squared [:x] {(* x x)})
(println (squared 12)) ; 144
; Functions can also be defined like that
; It is however more verbose
(def :squared (fun [:x] {(* x x)}))
(println (squared 12)) ; 144
You can find more detailed examples in examples