C++ or C?
How is that new? If you want something new, pick a language that doesn't have the same ancestry as the ones you already know. You'll get more out of it than the same old syntax with a different standard library. :icon_rolleyes:
Narue
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Candidates in that Narue's suggestion could include languages Python, Ruby, Prolog, Lisp/Scheme, J, Forth, Icon, Haskel, Brainf... ;)
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Python could be a good start for you. It has a different syntax and it is pretty fun to play with.
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