YAMLn
YAMLn is a hypothetical data serialization format inspired by YAML. Its core design principle is to offer a more human-readable and less verbose alternative to traditional data formats while retaining the expressiveness of YAML. The "n" in YAMLn is intended to suggest a "next generation" or "native" approach to data representation, focusing on simplicity and ease of use.
YAMLn aims to reduce syntactic overhead. This might involve simplifying or removing certain characters or keywords
While YAMLn would likely support common data types like strings, numbers, booleans, lists, and maps (key-value
The potential applications for YAMLn could include configuration files, inter-process communication, and data exchange where human