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add some precisions
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| function styles          = [[dfn]]-style
| function styles          = [[dfn]]-style
| numeric types            = ints, floats
| numeric types            = ints, floats
| unicode support          = none (characters are bytes)
| unicode support          = yes
| released                = 2022
| released                = 2022
| developer                = anaseto
| developer                = anaseto
| latest release version  = 0.14.0 / 2023
| latest release version  = 0.15.0 / 2023
| implementation language  = [[wikipedia:Go (programming language)|Go]]
| implementation language  = [[wikipedia:Go (programming language)|Go]]
| license                  = [[wikipedia:ISC license|ISC]]
| license                  = [[wikipedia:ISC license|ISC]]
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'''Goal''' is a [[K]]-based array language, with additional features derived from [[BQN]], implemented in [[wikipedia:Go (programming language)|Go]]. It includes a [[string datatype]], dedicated [[wikipedia:regular expression|regular expression]] syntax, and other practical features intended for working with strings, as well as I/O and date-time functionality.
'''Goal''' is a [[K]]-based array language, with additional features derived from [[BQN]] and string-processing languages, implemented in [[wikipedia:Go (programming language)|Go]]. It includes a [[string datatype]], dedicated [[wikipedia:regular expression|regular expression]] syntax, and other practical features intended for working with strings, as well as I/O, CSV and date-time functionality. Aside from typical usage in the REPL or a script, '''Goal''' supports embedding into a Go program too.


{{APL dialects}}[[Category:K dialects]]
{{APL dialects}}[[Category:K dialects]]
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