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1 What is Quadro?

Quadro is a new robust mid-level programming language created by three computer scientists; Dr Darren Davies, MA Jamie Cameron, MA Simon Garner. This newly designed language is flexible in many ways, it is a cross platform language which allows software to be developed on one type of machine and ran on another without any modifications to the source code.

2 Quadro Interpreter:

Quadro has it's only language interpreter, the source code written by the programmer is converted into QuadroX (Quadro Interpreted) code then is linked with other libaries the programmer may have used to improve development speed.


3 Quadro Syntax:

The Quadro syntax does not follow other programming conventions, Quadro introduces a clean and easy to understand syntax, making programming more enjoyable and easier to learn. While the creators were consulting with others on how the syntax should be laid out, they decided to allow other language's syntax such as Object Pascal, C, C++ and Java to be implemented within Quadro apllications, below is the layout of a Quadro application:

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** Comment ** ** Java code implemented inside Quadro: ** +++java: public class Quadro { public void countUp() { for ( int i = 0; i < 100; i++ ) { System.out.println(i.toString()); } } } ---java: ** C code implemented inside Quadro: ** +++C: #include #include #define QUADRO "C implemented inside Quadro" void quadro(void); int main(void) { void quadro(void) { printf("%s", QUADRO); } system("PAUSE"); return 0; } ---C:

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