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Green(ID:2075/gre002)

Reflective oo language 

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Country: Brazil
Designed 1998

José de Oliveira Guimarães, Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil 1998

Green is a statically-typed object-oriented language which supports parameterized classes, metaobjects, introspective reflection, and classes as first-class objects. Its exception system is completely object-oriented for it encapsulates in classes not only exceptions but also exception handling. The language definition of subtyping is more encompassing than subclassing, thus improving polymorphism. Classes are classless objects which have themselves types. This makes classes first-class objects without the problems associated to languages in which  every class is an object of another class, its metaclass. Every basic value such as 7 or 'A' is considered as an object whenever necessary which makes programming easy and increases polymorphism

Structures:
Related languages
Eiffel → Green   Incorporated some features of
Emerald → Green   Influence
POOL-I → Green   Incorporated some features of
School → Green   Incorporated features of
References:
  • Guimarães, José de Oliveira. (1998) Guimarães, José de Oliveira. Reflection for Statically Typed Languages. European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming. LNCS 1445, 1998.
  • Guimar㥳 (2004) Guimar㥳, Jos頤e Oliveira "The Green Language Exception System"
          in (2004) The Computer Journal 47(6) November 2004
  • Guimarães, José de Oliveira. (2004) Guimarães, José de Oliveira. The Green Language Type System, 2004 Online copy
          in (2004) The Computer Journal 47(6) November 2004
  • Guimarães, José de Oliveira. (2004) Guimarães, José de Oliveira. The Green Language, 2004 Online copy
          in (2004) The Computer Journal 47(6) November 2004
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