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Wrapl is a dynamic programming language designed for various programming tasks including rapid prototyping, scripts and [[GUI]] application development. |
Wrapl is a dynamic programming language designed for various programming tasks including rapid prototyping, scripts and [[GUI]] application development. |
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The key features in Wrapl include: |
The key features in Wrapl include: |
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* Object-oriented: Every value in Wrapl is an object with a type which is known at |
* [[Object-oriented]]: Every value in Wrapl is an object with a type which is known at [[run time]]. The types form a hierarchy with [[multiple inheritance]]. |
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* Multiple-dispatch: Method dispatch in Wrapl |
* Multiple-dispatch: Method dispatch in Wrapl depends on the types and values of all of their arguments. |
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* Pass-by-reference: Wrapl allows variables to be passed by reference to other functions. |
* Pass-by-reference: Wrapl allows variables to be passed by reference to other functions. |
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* Functional closures: Functions in Wrapl are first-class objects which may passed to other functions or stored in variables. Functions can both read and write variables declared in surrounding scopes. |
* Functional [[closures]]: Functions in Wrapl are first-class objects which may passed to other functions or stored in variables. Functions can both read and write variables declared in surrounding scopes. |
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* Goal-directed: Every expression in Wrapl can produce 0, 1, or more values. An expression which can produce more than 1 value may be resumed to produce its next value. |
* Goal-directed: Every expression in Wrapl can produce 0, 1, or more values. An expression which can produce more than 1 value may be resumed to produce its next value. |
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==External links== |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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Wrapl is a dynamic programming language designed for various programming tasks including rapid prototyping, scripts and GUI application development.
The key features in Wrapl include:
- Object-oriented: Every value in Wrapl is an object with a type which is known at run time. The types form a hierarchy with multiple inheritance.
- Multiple-dispatch: Method dispatch in Wrapl depends on the types and values of all of their arguments.
- Pass-by-reference: Wrapl allows variables to be passed by reference to other functions.
- Functional closures: Functions in Wrapl are first-class objects which may passed to other functions or stored in variables. Functions can both read and write variables declared in surrounding scopes.
- Goal-directed: Every expression in Wrapl can produce 0, 1, or more values. An expression which can produce more than 1 value may be resumed to produce its next value.
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
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- Wrapl examples needing attention (empty)
- Wrapl Implementations (empty)
- Wrapl User (empty)
Pages in category "Wrapl"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.