The Fuzion Language
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Fuzion is a new general-purpose language that unifies classes, interfaces, methods, fields and locals into a single abstraction called a feature, letting the compiler decide memory placement (heap/stack/register) and dynamic typing. The talk covers Fuzion’s core concepts: feature declarations and calls (including nested features/closures and feature results), generics, and the language’s approach to immutability, memory management, type inference and contract-based safety to enable optimization and static analysis.
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