That's basically SPARK (the Ada subset) but with c-like syntax (more or less).
I see minor differences; however, the author does nothing to highlight them. That's the number one thing that any new language should show when it's trying to fit into a niche that a language already exists for: What makes this language different?
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I see minor differences; however, the author does nothing to highlight them. That's the number one thing that any new language should show when it's trying to fit into a niche that a language already exists for: What makes this language different?