Qore is an open source weakly-typed programming language with optional strong typing and procedural and object-oriented features designed for anything from quick scripting to complex multithreaded, network-aware application development. Qore is also thread-safe, has garbage collector and its syntax is similar to those of C++ or Java but also finds inspiration in other languages.
This tutorial does not aim to replace documentation or provide a full-fledged alternative to it. Instead it's supposed to serve as an introduction training to get up to speed with the Qore programming language quickly.
The official documentation is more detailed and can be found here: https://docs.qore.org/current/lang/html/index.html
- Parse directives and comments
- Variables and data types
- Data structures
- Flow control
- Input/output
- Classes
- Modules
- Exceptions
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