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Nik-Lang (NIKL)

Lightweight general-purpose programming language with a focus on simplicity and readability.

neko.nk
// Simple greeting for a list of users
let greeting: String = "Welcome to Nik-Lang!"
let users: Array = ["Neko", "Nik", "Nyan"]

fn greet_user(user: String) -> None {
print(greeting)
print("Hello,", user, "!", "\n")
}

for user in users {
greet_user(user)
}

Why Choose NIKL?

Declarative

Write code that describes what you want to achieve, not how to achieve it. NIKL's declarative syntax makes your code more readable and maintainable.

Simple & Expressive

Clean, modern syntax that is easy to learn and use. NIKL makes complex tasks straightforward with its intuitive design.

Module System

Organize your code into reusable modules. NIKL's powerful module system helps you maintain clean architecture.

Fast Execution

Optimized runtime performance for efficient execution of your applications, even in resource-constrained environments.

Cross-Platform

Write once, run everywhere. NIKL works across multiple operating systems and environments seamlessly.

Active Development

Continuously improved with new features and optimizations based on community feedback and modern programming concepts.

Simple, Yet Powerful Syntax

NIKL combines modern language features with clarity and elegance

Whether you're building a simple script or a complex application, NIKL's design philosophy ensures your code remains readable, maintainable, and expressive.

  • Type inference for cleaner code
  • First-class functions and closures
  • Pattern matching for elegant control flow
  • Modern error handling with Result types
advanced.nk
// Advanced NIKL example
fn analyze_user(
skills: Array, profile: HashMap, stats: Tuple,
on_analyze: callback_fn
) -> None {
print("Data:", skills, profile, stats)

print("Skill Count:", len(skills))
print("Profile Fields:", len(profile))
print("Stats Elements:", len(stats))

on_analyze()
}

fn callback_fn() -> None {
let temp_flag = True
print("Callback: Data has been analyzed.")
del temp_flag
}

let skill_set: Array = ["Nik", "Lang", "Design"]
let user_profile: HashMap = {
"email": "neko@example.com",
"role": "Admin"
}
let user_stats: Tuple = (250, 4.9, "Gold")

analyze_user(skill_set, user_profile, user_stats, callback_fn)

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