dLox

dLox is a programming language designed to teach the principles of programming and computer science. It was created by Robert Nystrom as a companion to his book "Crafting Interpreters." The language is intentionally simple, with a syntax that is easy to understand and learn. dLox is dynamically typed and supports a variety of data types, including numbers, strings, and booleans. It also includes control flow constructs such as if statements, while loops, and for loops. One of the key features of dLox is its use of a virtual machine, which allows for efficient execution of code. The language also includes a garbage collector to manage memory automatically. dLox is often used in educational settings to introduce students to the fundamentals of programming, making it an excellent tool for learning the basics of computer science.