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Line 3: \| dev = anaseto \| dialect = Goal \| rel = 2022 \| table = dict-based \| proto = partial (zero values) \| ttype = none \| unicode = full support \| implang = Go Line 13 ⟶ 17: }} '''Goal''' is a K-like language that brings in ideas from Perl and BQN. Its original main motivation was bringing Unicode-aware string-handling functionality from text-processing scripting languages like AWK/Perl into an array language<ref>https://anaseto.codeberg.page/goal-docs/chap-FAQ.html#why</ref>. ~~A main principle stemming from the influences of Goal is satisfying requirements of shell scripting<ref>https://anaseto.codeberg.page/goal-docs/chap-FAQ.html#why</ref>.~~ Some notable changes from the K tradition<ref>https://anaseto.codeberg.page/goal-docs/chap-from-k.html</ref> are: * Atomic Strings Line 24 ⟶ 28: Goal is embeddable and extensible using the Go programming language. Goal includes built-in support for date-time functionality, as well as CSV and JSON processing. == References == [[Category:Dialects]]

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