Suppose you are a large company. Engaged in the development of browser, mailer and even OS for smartphones. Suddenly, you realize that you do not like the modern and powerful C ++ language. Well, or like, but it is impossible to work with him. It happens. And here you, the adult stable company decide to develop a new programming language. The recipe is simple. Take a barrel of money, books on the history of IT, a company of programmers and a truck MacBook. Long think, quickly code, make HYIP on social networks (reddit, facebook, github). And so, in 2015, you give the community The Language. Let's call it Yaist.

Language is a tool for professionals. Working by profession means professional. What is the first thing a professional reads when learning a new language? Of course, the objective opinion of colleagues. It is mostly positive. Following the opinion of colleagues, the professional reads the language description . More than two hundred pages. Oh. Will than kill time in the subway.

Fast start

Hello, World!

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