QuantumC

Welcome To The Quantum-C Documentation!

int main() {
    qbool state = both;
    qif (state) {
        std::qout << "Quantum!" << '\n';
    }
}

No hidden behavior
No implicit magic (auto is highly discouraged)
Errors should be as loud and early as possible, not console filling variant messes
If something is complex, it is documented as complex

Quantum C favors clarity over convenience, and explicitness over brevity.

Quantum C is not trying to do ‘hand-holding’ or be beginner - friendly.
It is designed to be used, taught, and to teach — and this can be verified directly:
simply pass -a -tkn -r before any input file to see the compiler output that demonstrates all three.
Quantum C does not hide memory costs
Quantum C does not auto-correct ambiguous logic
Quantum C does not make ambiguous logic
Quantum C does not allow ambiguous logic

Quantum C uses feature-based versioning during early development.