Introduction

Feder is an imperative programming language, which focuses on runtime speed, simple, yet powerful design and more reliable programs. As such, Feder features

• Garbage collection: Don't care about memory-management
• No null pointers: Prevent typical errors from languages like C, C++, Java
• Tuples & tuple-based enumerations: Functions can return several objects, no need for a custom class or state-bound objects
• Templates
• Parts from functional programming
• Parts from object-oriented languages
• Ensurance (Contracts): Compile-time runtime-exceptions

Target audience

Targeted are those, who seek in-depth knowledge about Feder. This is by no means a guide for beginners.

Example program

A hello world program

import std

func main
	null io.out.println("Hello, World!")
;

which prints

Hello, World!

to standard output.