Curly bracket programming language: Difference between revisions

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'''Curly brace''' or '''bracket''' [[programming language]]s are those which use [[balance]]d [[Bracket|bracket]]s ('''{''' and '''}''', also known as "brace brackets" or simply "braces") to make [[block (programming)|block]]s in their [[syntax]] or [[formal grammar]], mainly due to being [[C programming language|C]]-influenced.

== Statements and blocks ==

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*[[Ch interpreter|Ch]] - embeddable C/C++ interpreter

*[[Cilk]] - concurrent C for multithreaded parallel programming

*[[Coyote programming language|Coyote]] - C variant intended to lower the likelihood of some common errors, e.g.for example, buffer overflows

*[[Cyclone programming language|Cyclone]] - C variant

*[[D programming language|D]] - C/C++ variant

*[[Dino programming language|DINO]]

*[[E programming language|E]]

*[[ECMAScript]], a.k.a.also known as [[ActionScript]], [[DMDScript]], [[JavaScript]], or [[JScript]]

*[[Frink]]

*[[Java programming language|Java]]

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*[[PHP]]

*[[Pico programming language|Pico]]

*[[Pike_programming_languagePike programming language|Pike]]

*The [[C shell]] (csh)

*[[UnrealScript]]

*[[Windows PowerShell]]

*[[Yorick programming language|Yorick]]

*[[Test Script Language |TSL]]

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