Vikari is an original programming language designed and written by Aaron Michael Carson. Its design goals were to be somewhat original in its use of characters for operators and syntactical design. Some influences were drawn from Java and Python, among others.
Over 700 hours have been spent in designing and implementing Vikari. The language's design has been mostly completed. But its implementation is still well underway. All completed and planned features are thereby documented on this site. Please use the sidebar to the left to navigate all language documentation.
The interpreter features the capacity to lex, parse, and interpret all interpreted language features. Code can be executed from a file, or from a text string provided directly to the program. Vikari also features a REPL mode, in which successive statements can be entered and then sequentially interpreted as they are written.