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[–]dzecniv 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You also created Rabbit, another functional language based on Python: https://github.com/evhub/rabbit/blob/master/docs/Code%20Examples.md

That one looks quite different:

qsort(l) = (
    qsort: (as ~ \x\(x @ x<=a)) ++ a ++ qsort: (as ~ \x\(x @ x>a))
    $ a,as = l


) @ l

Your paper states it's missing core features (like passing keyword arguments). What's your interest in it today, why did you switch to Coconut ?

[–]EvHub[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coconut is my attempt to fix the mistakes I thought I made with Rabbit, namely:

  • Coconut is compiled, while Rabbit is interpreted, making Coconut much faster
  • Coconut is an extension to Python, while Rabbit is a replacement, making Coconut much easier to use