sadkeyvanfar / language-lab

Samples of different programming languages

🧪 Language Lab

Status: 🛠️ Active – Educational Sample Code Repository

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Overview

Language Lab is a curated collection of simple and educational sample programs organized by language. It’s designed to help learners explore and compare the basics of programming syntax and features across multiple languages.

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Project Structure

Each language folder contains topics such as:

• Syntax basics
• Input/Output
• Control structures
• Threading or concurrency
• System calls (where applicable)

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Purpose

• Provide hands-on learning through runnable code samples.
• Act as a reference or playground for exploring different programming styles and patterns.
• Help newcomers understand how core concepts differ or overlap across languages.

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Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/language-lab.git
   cd language-lab

2. Navigate to the language you want to explore:

   cd c/src/

3. Compile & run (example for C with Make):

   make
   ./build/loop-example
   

💡 Each language folder may include its own Makefile, IDE tasks, or build instructions.

Requirements

• C/C++: gcc, clang, or LLVM toolchain
• Java: JDK 8+
• Fortran: gfortran or equivalent, ...
• make or cmake for building (where applicable)
• Basic understanding of programming fundamentals

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Samples & Topics

You’ll find samples grouped under folders like:

• basic/ – core syntax, types, loops, functions
• io/ – file and console input/output
• threading/ – simple multithreading examples
• syscalls/ – low-level system interactions (C)

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License

Licensed under the Apache License. Feel free to reuse, modify, and share.