Copper

Copper is a programming language that I use as a replacement to C. The main differences are:Minimalism is the most important feature, the language is intended to be simple so that someone with limited brain power such as me could fully understand it. The syntax is simple, almost everything is explicit and most constructs are common.A simple example beyond the pointless "hello world".class Point attr x: Int attr y: Int def init(x: Int, y: Int) self.x = x self.y = y end def translate(dx: Int, dy: Int) self.x += dx self.y += dy end end func main: Int var pt: Point! pt.init(3, 5) pt.translate(1, 0) println("x = \a, y = \a", pt.x, pt.y) return 0 end import "std" Copper is released under the BSD license.