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Uddin Language Reference

Welcome to the Uddin Programming Language reference documentation. This section provides comprehensive information about the language syntax, built-in functions, and core features.

Quick Navigation​

Syntax Reference​

Complete guide to Uddin language syntax including:

  • Variables and data types
  • Control flow statements
  • Function definitions
  • Operators and expressions
  • Module system

Built-in Functions​

Documentation for all built-in functions including:

  • String manipulation functions
  • Array operations
  • Mathematical functions
  • I/O operations
  • Utility functions

Memory Optimization​

Production-ready memory layout optimization features including:

  • Tagged value types for reduced memory footprint
  • Compact environment for thread-safe variable storage
  • Cache-friendly structures for large arrays and maps
  • Memory leak detection for long-running applications
  • Performance optimization techniques and best practices

Database Streaming​

Reference guide for real-time database streaming capabilities including:

  • Stream functions and parameters
  • Connection management
  • Event handling patterns
  • Multi-table streaming
  • Performance considerations

Go Library​

Comprehensive guide to using UDDIN-LANG as a Go library including:

  • Installation and setup
  • Basic usage examples
  • API reference
  • Integration patterns
  • Performance optimization tips

Language Overview​

Uddin is a modern, functional programming language designed for simplicity and expressiveness. Key features include:

  • Clean Syntax: Easy to read and write
  • Functional Programming: First-class functions and immutable data structures
  • Built-in Libraries: Rich set of built-in functions for common tasks
  • Type Safety: Strong type system with type inference
  • Module System: Organized code structure with import/export capabilities

Getting Help​

If you need help or have questions about the language:

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