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Shachar Shemesh edited this page Aug 6, 2019
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Practical is an attempt to create a programming language for heavy-duty systems programming, ala C++. As the name implies, this language does not aim for winning computer science awards, or for allowing compile-time proofs that a piece of code is correct. It aims at being practical.
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The aim is to take the good stuff from C++, D and Rust, and merge them into a coherent, useful language that does its best to give you easy access to powerful construct without inadvertently creating bugs due to an automatic construct you failed to take into account.