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What are some programming languages that reuse most of the syntax of another (rather than just a few elements of it?) (fedia.io)
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What are some programming languages that reuse most of the syntax of another (rather than just a few elements of it?)

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[-] Ephera@lemmy.ml 11 points 2 days ago

I'm not sure, I understand the question, because there's tons of languages that are basically just a superset of another, such as C++ for C, TypeScript for JavaScript, Crystal for Ruby. Heck, the whole family of LISP languages kind of matches your question, because they all use most of the syntax of LISP.

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