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body :: [String, String] := [
 "name" := "example",
 "entry" := "Program.ot",
 "includes" :: [String] := [
   "Program.ot"
  ]
 "out" := "program.exe"
]

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class Program(args: [string])

func Program.con(): int {
    console.log("Ran program.")
    0
}

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import datetime
gss = input("guess? ")

def isornot(password):
    global gss
    if password == gss:
        return True
    else:
        return False

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# use as require_relative "hi"

def hi(name)
  puts "Hi #{name}, how you doing?"
end

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# Ruby is this:
print "name?: "
name = gets.chomp
puts "Hi #{name}"

# Tie is this, yes its type safe, but not OOP:
gets "name?: " |> name # string is inferred due to gets returning string
puts "Hi #{name}" 

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include("WebKit")
include("FileKit")

server: object = WebKit::establish("0.0.0.0", ~)
server.request: func = string | context : set |
  if(context["path"].ends("/"))
    context["path"] += "index.html"
  FileKit::read(context["path"])
server.start()

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1 + 2 // 3
// int's class:
class int
  func +(value: int): int
    return CSharpMethods.pl(self, value)

Another idea:

1 + 2 // 3

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{
    "name": "Example Gist",
    "depends": [
        "Console",
        "Stream",
        "File"
    ],
    "version": "0.0.0.1"
}

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import('request')
import('io')

every(60000) io('ip.json')write(request.https('api.ipify.org?format=json') end

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Dynamically typed language called Stitch (filetype .st or .stitch) based of Ruby, Python and JavaScript. Spaces are new lines (except for stringed spaces and other cases) which allows for minification. Comments are double quotes and multilined, while strings are single quotes.

To print hello: print('hello')

To get name and print hello $name

name=input('name: ')
print('hello (name)') "to actually print ( and ) do \( and \) respectively"