Wynaught - Revision history

Alexander: Wynaught's SVG has arrived

2024-09-15T08:52:01Z

Wynaught's SVG has arrived

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	[[File:wynaught.~~png~~\|thumb\|right\|Wynaught ~~logo~~.]]'''Wynaught''' is an [[embeddable strict subset]], or ESS, of Python, specifically as it were in version 3.3. It is part of a family of ESSes to be implemented atop the [[colossal application medium]], which in turn makes it part of a superfamily of [[simplified languages]].		[[File:wynaught.svg\|thumb\|right\|Wynaught's emblem.]]'''Wynaught''' is an [[embeddable strict subset]], or ESS, of Python, specifically as it were in version 3.3. It is part of a family of ESSes to be implemented atop the [[colossal application medium]], which in turn makes it part of a superfamily of [[simplified languages]].

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Alexander: remove star template

2023-03-04T15:53:26Z

remove star template

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	The <code>yield</code> and <code>from</code> keywords have also been removed as part of the removal of list comprehension syntax in favour of the map-filter approach.		The <code>yield</code> and <code>from</code> keywords have also been removed as part of the removal of list comprehension syntax in favour of the map-filter approach.

	All allowance of non-ASCII characters in source code has been removed, except in lines beginning with a double-hash <code>##</code>. This is similar to [[C*~~\|C{{star}}~~]]'s "doc comment" setup.		All allowance of non-ASCII characters in source code has been removed, except in lines beginning with a double-hash <code>##</code>. This is similar to [[C*]]'s "doc comment" setup.

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Alexander: Created page with "Wynaught logo.'''Wynaught''' is an embeddable strict subset, or ESS, of Python, specifically as it were in version 3.3. It is part of a family of ESSes to be implemented atop the colossal application medium, which in turn makes it part of a superfamily of simplified languages. ==What changed== The inheritance-based object-oriented model has been removed in favour of property-based inheritance as seen in JavaScript. This mean..."

2023-02-25T06:55:25Z

Created page with "thumb|right|Wynaught logo.'''Wynaught''' is an embeddable strict subset, or ESS, of Python, specifically as it were in version 3.3. It is part of a family of ESSes to be implemented atop the colossal application medium, which in turn makes it part of a superfamily of simplified languages. ==What changed== The inheritance-based object-oriented model has been removed in favour of property-based inheritance as seen in JavaScript. This mean..."

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[[File:wynaught.png|thumb|right|Wynaught logo.]]'''Wynaught''' is an [[embeddable strict subset]], or ESS, of Python, specifically as it were in version 3.3. It is part of a family of ESSes to be implemented atop the [[colossal application medium]], which in turn makes it part of a superfamily of [[simplified languages]].

==What changed==
The inheritance-based object-oriented model has been removed in favour of property-based inheritance as seen in JavaScript. This means that the <code>class</code> keyword, constructors, and so on behave as they do in ES6. This was done as the property-based OO model was seen as superior to the inheritance-based one for the purposes of very high level languages as these will be used in the real world.

The <code>yield</code> and <code>from</code> keywords have also been removed as part of the removal of list comprehension syntax in favour of the map-filter approach.

All allowance of non-ASCII characters in source code has been removed, except in lines beginning with a double-hash <code>##</code>. This is similar to [[C*|C{{star}}]]'s "doc comment" setup.

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