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| | zhar.net : What is Pliant |
 | | Pliant is a very small, highly modular, dynamically compiled language with a trivial syntax, where advanced features can be written in the language itself, as modules. |
 | | Due to the machine oriented structure of the Instruction level, Pliant programs are then theoretically as fast as ones written in C. In addition to meta-programming, Pliant includes many modern programming principles, such as static typing, objects, lazy evaluation, reflective compiling, reference counting garbage collection, built in debugger, and a clean syntax. |
 | | Any good description on Pliant language will focus on these two features since it's what's new in Pliant (also I understand that stating this is contradictory with my willing to have contributors step in and suggest new descriptions). |
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