Nim (Nimrod) is an imperative, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language. Developed by Andreas Rumpf & Contributors
License: Open Source
Feature | Nim (programming language) | R (programming language) |
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Imperative Language | ||
Compiled Language | ||
Compiler | ||
Cross-platform | ||
Lisp-like | ||
Object-oriented Language | ||
High Level | ||
Dynamic typing | ||
Garbage Collection | ||
Coding | ||
Works at kernel level | ||
Inline assembly | ||
Manual memory management | ||
Systems programming | ||
Blocks | ||
Package Manager | ||
Text processing | ||
Class inheritance | ||
Performance Monitoring | ||
Automatic data loading | ||
Data Mining | ||
Typesafe | ||
Compiler Explanations | ||
Test case management | ||
Scripting language | ||
Configuration | ||
Scripting | ||
ANOVA test | ||
File-sync | ||
Simulink | ||
Batch plotting | ||
Embedded debugger | ||
Symbolic Computation | ||
Calculus solving | ||
Constructive geometry | ||
Equation solving | ||
Automatic JIT compilation on code change | ||
Parallel Computing | ||
Network Analysis | ||
Graphs | ||
Built-in editor | ||
Python | ||
Python IDE | ||
Interactive Visualization | ||
Literate programming |