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<lang AntLang>fib:{foldl[{x concat seq[(-1 elem x) + -2 elem x]}; 0 seq 1; range[x]]}</lang> |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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AntLang is a practical functional language.
Its documentation is on github: Documentation on github
For example check this fibonacci implementation: <lang AntLang>fib:{foldl[{x concat seq[(-1 elem x) + -2 elem x]}; 0 seq 1; range[x]]}</lang>
AntLang has many unconventional features like first class operators, since operator = function with arity 2: <lang AntLang>op:{elem[x; seq[+; -; *]]} 2 op[0] 2</lang>
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