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=={{header|Quackery}}== |
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Quackery is a lightweight, open-source, homoiconic programming language designed for recreational and educational purposes. It's inspired by Lisp and Forth and runs on a virtual processor. It uses stacks extensively and supports dynamic memory management. The language is simple and not designed for high-performance tasks, making it suitable for learning and experimentation. It's implemented as a Python function and can be easily implemented in other languages that support bignums, dynamic arrays, first-class functions, and automatic memory management. |
Quackery is a lightweight, open-source, homoiconic (treats code as data) programming language designed for recreational and educational purposes. It's inspired by Lisp and Forth and runs on a virtual processor. It uses stacks extensively and supports dynamic memory management. The language is simple and not designed for high-performance tasks, making it suitable for learning and experimentation. It's implemented as a Python function and can be easily implemented in other languages that support bignums, dynamic arrays, first-class functions, and automatic memory management. |
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=={{header|Quite BASIC}}== |
=={{header|Quite BASIC}}== |
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