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	Sidef is a simple object-oriented language which is very permissive in letting you doing what you want with it. As a language, it takes the best from other programming languages such as [[derived from::Ruby]], [[derived from::Go]], [[derived from::JavaScript]] and [[derived from::Perl]]. It is written in pure Perl ~~and~~ does not require any external module, other than some ~~of the~~ Perl's core modules.		Sidef is a simple object-oriented language which is very permissive in letting you doing what you want with it. As a language, it takes the best from other programming languages such as [[derived from::Ruby]], [[derived from::Go]], [[derived from::JavaScript]] and [[derived from::Perl]]. It is written in pure Perl, but does not require any external module, other than some Perl core modules.