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Characteristic | Carbon | OCaml |
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Syntax | C++-like, designed for familiarity with C-family languages, aims for clarity and modern features. | Distinctive ML-family syntax, uses pattern matching and functional constructs, less familiar to C/C++/Java developers. |
Paradigm | Multi-paradigm with a focus on performance and safety, supports object-oriented and generic programming. | Primarily functional, also supports imperative and object-oriented programming. |
Typing | Static, strong typing with type inference, aims for safety and expressiveness. | Static, strong typing with powerful type inference, supports algebraic data types and pattern matching. |
Performance | Aims for performance comparable to C++, suitable for systems programming. | Good performance for a functional language, but generally not as fast as C++-like languages for low-level tasks. |
Libraries and frameworks | Limited, as the language is still experimental and under development. | Mature ecosystem with a range of libraries, though smaller than mainstream languages. |
Community and support | Very small, early-stage community; limited resources and support. | Established academic and industrial community, good documentation and support channels. |
Learning curve | Easier for C++/C developers due to familiar syntax and concepts. | Steeper for those unfamiliar with functional programming or ML-family languages. |