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11l is a [semi-esoteric] compiled general-purpose programming language, which provides a simple and direct mapping to hardware and aims to follow a zero-overhead principle, like C++ (unused language features do not add run-time overhead). 11l is statically typed, but feels very much like a dynamically typed language (e.g. Python).
The design of 11l is aimed to achieve as much conciseness as possible.
Also 11l tries to combine a good code readability of Python {} with speed/performance of C++ {}.

The evident distinction of 11l from all other existing programming languages is its keywords are organized in a tree, not just a list.
There are 11 keywords at the root of that tree, and each word can be written as one letter. [Short one-letter keywords look odd at first sight, but it's just a matter of habit.]
Tree of all 11l keywords [including few not implemented yet]


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