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KUMARY A/P OMCHANDRAMURALI 961118-14-5938

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S11 LA5.S11.1

current and future development of the latest programming languages find out the latest programming languages

Nama of latest programming language Developer Year developed Purpose

Groovy Guillaume Laforge 2013

Groovy Beans are Groovy's version of JavaBeans. Groovy implicitly generates accessor and mutator methods. In the following code, set Color (String color) and get Color are implicitly generated; and the last two lines, which appear to access color directly, are actually calling the implicitly generated methods.

F# (SHARP) Microsoft Research, Don Syme 2012

an open-source, strongly typed, multiparadigm programminglanguage encompassing fu nctional, imperative and object-oriented programming techniques. F# is most often used as a cross-platform CLI language, but can also be [ used to generate JavaScript and GPU code.

Platform (OS) Approach Translator used

java Virtual Machine Cross-platform Object-oriented

Groovy provides native support for various markup languages such as XML and HTML, accomplished via an inline DOM syntax. This feature enables the definition and manipulation of many types of heterogeneous data assets with a uniform and concise syntax and programming methodology. Most valid Java files are also valid Groovy files. Although the two languages are similar, Groovy code can be more compact, because it does not require all the elements that Java requires. This makes it possible for Java programmers to gradually learn Groovy by starting with familiar Java syntax before acquiring more Groovy idioms http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groovy_(pro gramming_language) https://sites.google.com/site/smkbkkict/pr ogramming-language-new

Cross-platform .NET Framework, Mono, JavaScript Object-oriented

F# originated as a variant of ML and has been influenced by O Calm, C#, Python ,Haskell Scale and Erlangen

Special features (Optional)

F# is a strongly typed functional-first language that uses type inference. Types do not need to be explicitly declared by the programmer; they will be reduced by the compiler during compilation. F# also allows explicit type annotations and requires them in some situations.

Source of reference

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F_Sharp_(programmi ng_language) https://sites.google.com/site/smkbkkict/programmi ng-language-new