Language Comparison Table: Difference between revisions

|Portable dynamic scripting language with consistent design and modern syntax

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! {{anchor|Dylan|[[Dylan]]}}

|Be simple, readable, and concise

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! {{anchor|Kotlin|[[Kotlin]]}}

|Pragmatic language for modern multi-platform applications with compilers for JVM, JS and Native code

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! {{anchor|LDPL|[[LDPL]]}}

|Expressiveness, generality

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! {{anchor|REXX|[[REXX]]}} ({{anchor|REXX|[[Classic REXX]]}})

|<!-- Design goals -->designed to make programming easier; to foster high quality programs by making writing them as simple and enjoyable as possible; designing each part of the language for people to use is more important than providing easy implementation; principle of least astonishment.

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! {{anchor|Ruby|[[Ruby]]}}

|Expressiveness, Readability

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! {{anchor|Rust|[[Rust]]}}

|[http://www.tcl.tk/about/history.html Extend, Embed and Integrate]

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! {{anchor|TMG|[[TMG]]}}

|Creating compilers or translators (particularly, from a programming language to assembly)

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! {{anchor|Trith|[[Trith]]}}

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