- Summary
- The null value , written The empty value , written _ , which is equal to all values, and useful for pattern-matching Booleans, true and false Integers like 10 , -42 , 1000000 Floating-point numbers like 0.0 , 3.141592 , -123456.789 Strings, mutable sequences of bytes, always written with single quotes like Hi Atoms or keywords, written like :name ,which are immutable strings used like enums or tags Lists, written like 1, 2, 3 , which can contain any other Oak value Objects, written like name: Linus , which are unordered dictionaries from string keys to any other Oak value Functions, which are defined with the fn keyword, like fn doublen 2 nBundling and compiling with oakĀ build While the Oak interpreter can run programs and modules directly from source code on the file system, Oak also offers a build tool, oak build , which can bundle an Oak program distributed across many files into a single bundle source file.
- Title
- Oak programming language
- Description
- Oak programming language
- Keywords
- like, values, value, build, file, function, list, source, files, language, programs, expression, name, code, standard, will, first
- Downstreams
- dotink.co, github.com, brew.sh, go.dev
- NS Lookup
- A 104.131.100.221
- Dates
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Created 2026-08-19Updated 2026-08-19Summarized 2026-08-19
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