New Programming Language

So, /prog/

You are in charge of developing a new programming language. You are not the one who has to implement it, you just have to tell the codemonkies what you want.

Some things to think about:

- syntax style
- paradigm
- garbage collection or not
- vm or compiled
- type system
- special features of the compiler or language

Here is my idea for a good Programming Language:

* It combines from all programming language, including C, Basic, InterCal, Brainfuck, JavaScript, Lisp, PHP, Perl, SQL,etc. (including ABSTAIN,REINSTATE,FORGET in InterCal)
* It has force variable data types, but you don't have to use those; it also works without them.
* Both structure and un-structure commands
* Macros that you can do replacement with, for example: Macro(nlist a_ b_ = List.Ad1,a_,b_ qlist replace List in nlist)
* Values also have properties that don't do anything, but strings will be arrays of characters, so a property(type=string) will be one of them
* New types of numbers and everything can be made up using combinators and lambdas
* All kind of data types, arrays, strings(arrays), lists(arrays), numbers, bit, bitseq(arrays), functions, objects, functions-of-objects, sets, structured types, puding, references, pointers, etc.
* Short syntax for everything, like @(counts>256?{#pr.3(counts);call}) for a if command
* Communicate outside the program will be a separate object that will be call from outside to inside the program