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NeoBASIC Language 🔰 Transpiler to C++ (and others)

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Raul Bras
Raul Bras
Software Engineer, NeoBASIC Maintainer.

Photograph taken in a laboratory setting, filled with old computer cables and equipment, showing two men standing, Thomas Kurtz and John Kemeny, creators of the BASIC programming language, with their hands resting on cathode ray tube (CRT) desktop computer monitors, conveying an atmosphere of technological research from the 1990s.

Thomas E. Kurtz and John G. Kemeny, creators of the BASIC programming language.
Source: generated by Google Gemini on November 28, 2025.

NeoBASIC is a programming language I'm creating, still in the design phase, aiming to provide a better development experience while transpiling code into a compiled (and general-purpose) language. It's somewhat of an elastic language, combining the best of both worlds: Python (prototyping speed) and C++ (execution speed). The mention of BASIC is due to its faster learning curve, an effort I've been making to ensure the language can be used by computer science beginners.