Coal Programming Language

[print: “Welcome to Coal!”]

Coal is an interpreted programming language. It has a modern, highly verbose and object-oriented syntax.

Although some of its aspects resemble Objective-C, Coal is not a C-derived language.

Documentation

You can read the online documentation at this link.

Another source of documentation is the standard library, located at stdlib.py. Everything in Coal is an object, so most of the language is implemented there.

Installation

Getting Coal to work in your environment is easy and can be done through several ways:

Via pip:

$ pip install coal

From source:

$ git clone https://github.com/coal-lang/coal
$ cd coal
$ python setup.py

Once Coal is installed, you can check the version with:

$ coal -v
Coal 0.33

Contributing

Contributions to Coal are heavily encouraged!

• Check any open issues or open a new one to start discussions about features and/or bugs.
• Fork the repository, make changes and send pull requests.
  • Please send pull requests to the nightly branch instead of master.