> A language exists for a purpose. Nim is great for game development and > otherwise general applications requiring more performance than dynamic > languages.
You see I have found by using in a certain way to make dynamic, the functional of a program and in some sort to apply the theory of granular sets of objects, you see in the questions asked, there Of course there are requests to correct, but also answers to which we ask ourselves and which are nuggets, I call this something like technology watch ....
