I know very little about the Clean programming language. This document will go over all of my knowledge of the Clean programming language.
This is how you make a Hello World program in Clean:
Start = "Hello, world!"
Comments in Clean are the same as in languages like C, C++, Java, etc.
Single line comments in Clean are written like so:
// This is a single line comment
I don't know if Clean supports multi-line comments.
Clean does not appear to support the break
keyword.
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Clean is a language by the Software Technology Research Group of Radboud University Nijmegen in The Netherlands
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Clean is not a semicolon and curly bracket language
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Clean has syntax very similar to that of Haskell
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Clean uses the
*.icl
file extension by default, but also uses the*.dcl
and*.abc
file extensions -
The
*.abc
file extension can be confused with an ABC (another programming language) program. -
Clean is not one of the top 50 programming languages (as of 2022, July 31st, it has never ranked 50 or higher on the TIOBE index)
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Clean was first created in the year 1987
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No other knowledge of the Clean programming language
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