Carbon: new programming language from Google, C++ replacement

Google recently announced their C++ replacement language "Carbon".

carbon-language/carbon-lang: Carbon Language's main repository: documents, design, implementation, and related tools. (NOTE: Carbon Language is experimental; see README)

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Carbon (programming language) - Wikipedia

Carbon, or Carbon-Lang, is an experimental, general-purpose programming language created to be a "C++ successor". The project is open-source and was started by Google, following in the footsteps of previous Google-made programming languages (Go and Dart).

package Sample api;    

fn Main() -> i32 {
    Print("Hello, World!");
    return 0;
}

Carbon Programming Language  - Tutorial | Better Programming

Google Carbon language tutorial with syntax, examples [Beginner guide]

"Rust is thoroughly evaluated as a replacement to C++. Infact Carbon language insists to use Rust and ignore Carbon if possible as Rust is technically and economically more viable language.

However for organizations that are already using C++ , it’s very difficult to migrate to Rust. Software written in Rust has properties and modules that non of the languages like C++ or Carbon has. Adapting to Rust for large C++ codebases is almost not practical given that there is no inter-operability."

Thoughts on Google Carbon - YouTube

by Dmitri Nesteruk

Carbon Lang… The C++ killer? - YouTube

Carbon is a new early-stage programming language from Google designed as a successor to C++ for low level systems development. It has full interoperability with Cpp, along with improved memory safety, generics, and a cleaner syntax.