Rexx-Reginald

Rexx-Reginald is a programming language that was originally developed for IBM mainframe systems. It was created by Mike Cowlishaw in the 1970s and has since been ported to other platforms. Rexx-Reginald is an interpreted language that is easy to learn and has a simple syntax. It was designed to be a versatile language that could be used for a variety of applications.

Features

• Easy to learn syntax
• Versatile
• Interpreted
• Cross-platform
• Great string manipulation capabilities
• Good for systems scripting, data manipulation and CGI programming

Example Code Snippet

/* Hello, World! program */

say 'Hello, World!'

Explanation

This code snippet demonstrates the simplicity of the Rexx-Reginald language. The keyword say is used to print out a message, in this case 'Hello, World!'.

Rexx-Reginald is often used for systems scripting due to its portability and ease of use. It also has great string manipulation capabilities, making it useful for data manipulation tasks. Additionally, it can be used for CGI programming, making it a useful language for web development.