pltinius
Pltinius is a fictional programming language intended for education and research. It presents a minimalist design to explore compiler structure, type systems, and concurrent semantics. The language is described in academic articles and online tutorials as a tool for experimenting with features such as type inference, generics, and safe concurrency.
Design and features: It supports both functional and imperative paradigms. Types are statically checked with inference,
Syntax and semantics: The syntax is described as a hybrid between functional and imperative styles, allowing
Example: A simple map function and its use: def map(f, xs): return [f(x) for x in xs]
History and status: pltinius originated in educational contexts as a vehicle for illustrating compiler pipelines, type