Saksham Rapid
{Object Notation}



A Simple and Fast Hybrid Programming Language.

Simple, easy and

expressive syntax

{
     name: Main
     println("HelloWorld!")
}

Build with SRON v2.3

Start with installation and a HelloWorld!

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sron_flow_diagram

The compiler converts source code into SRON's bytecode, which is then saved to a ".srb" file. Subsequently, the SRON interpreter executes the bytecode file efficiently, offering high speed, reduced memory usage, and lower power consumption.

01.

Requirements

Just a normal 64-bit Windows or Linux computer.

02.

Compatibility

Currently available for Windows and Linux system with x64 architecture. Under development for Mac.

03.

Learning Curve

Because of simple syntax and well written documentations, learning SRON is as easy as drinking water.

FAQs!

Definitely, SRON surpasses Python in terms of speed in several cases.

SRON is very simple and easy to understand. So, you don't need video tutorials to learn. Just read the official documentations carefully from https://sron.gitbook.io/docs .

The design and implementation of SRON is made with the purpose of platform independency. Till Version 2.2, SRON is only available for Windows but with the release of SRON version 2.3, it is also available for Windows and Linux system with x64 architecture.

The Latest version of SRON is version 2.3 which provides insane features like garbage collector, runtime variable management, hashed binary bytecode, static + dynamic typing, for-each loop, return value optimization, multi-platform bytecode etc.

SRON is developed by Saksham Joshi as his bachelor's final year project.

Till SRON Version 2.3, SRON doesn't support classes. It is a functional programming language.

Saksham solely created SRON programming language without any mentorship or guidance.

The first publicly available version of SRON was v1.3 (launched on May 2024) and then v1.4, v1.5, v2.1, v2.2 and current latest version is v2.3.

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