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Nim (programming language)

Provides a programming language with a macro system that enables programmers to write code efficiently without sacrificing runtime performance.

Made by Andreas Rumpf & Contributors

  • Compiler

  • development

  • Programming Language

  • python-like

  • programming

  • significant-indentation

What is Nim (programming language)?

Nim is a statically typed, imperative programming language with a robust macro system that aims to provide programmers with extensive control without sacrificing runtime performance. The language combines aspects of both functional and object-oriented programming, allowing developers to write efficient and expressive code. Nim's syntax is designed to be familiar to users of other popular languages, facilitating a smooth learning curve. The language's powerful metaprogramming capabilities enable developers to extend the language itself, tailoring it to their specific needs. Nim also offers a range of advanced features, such as support for concurrency, low-level memory management, and seamless integration with C and C++ libraries

Highlights

  • Statically typed, imperative programming language
  • Robust macro system for extensive customization
  • Combination of functional and object-oriented programming paradigms
  • Familiar syntax for easy adoption
  • Powerful metaprogramming capabilities
  • Concurrency support
  • Low-level memory management
  • Integration with C and C++ libraries

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Linux
  • BSD
  • Windows

Languages

  • English

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Features

    • Compiled Language

    • Object-oriented Language

    • Lisp-like

    • Imperative Language