Documentations - SRON
  • SRON's Official Documentation
  • Installation
  • Syntax of SRON
  • Executing a SRON code
  • Keywords in SRON
  • Comments in SRON
  • Datatypes in SRON
  • Variables in SRON
  • Memory Ownership Model
  • Operators in SRON
  • Math block
  • if elif else in SRON
  • Loops in SRON
    • For Loop
    • While Loop
    • Foreach Loop
  • Break & Continue
  • Functions in SRON
    • Print functions
    • User Input Functions
    • Type Conversion functions
    • Type Checking functions
    • Math functions
    • Char Functions
    • String Functions
    • List Functions
    • Miscellaneous functions
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  • Is SRON platform independent? Currently, SRON is only available for Windows(x64) but it is currently under development for Linux and Mac Systems. After that, we can call SRON a platform-independent language.

  • Is SRON faster than python? Yes, SRON is way more faster than Python, PHP, Java and JavaScript because these languages make lot of Heap memory allocations, but SRON reduces it by saving most of the data in static memory which makes data accessing faster and efficient.

  • In which language SRON is implemented? SRON is implemented using C++ 17 using GCC compiler. Read the documentation to know more.

  • Who developed SRON? SRON is developed by Saksham Joshi as his bachelor's final year project.

  • Is SRON open sourced? You can view SRON's source code from .

  • How to download SRON? You can download SRON from .

  • Is SRON object-oriented? No, SRON is not object-oriented.

  • Does SRON has a Garbage Collector? Yes, SRON has a highly optimized garbage collector which manages memory without affecting the execution speed of the code. The garbage collector is implemented in a stack-based architecture.

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