THE CLPROLF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

An Hello world example, the simple way to do this:

//Launch an application is a computer worker job!
public comp_as_worker Main {

    public static void main(String[] args){
        System.out.println("Hello world!"); //Notice that System should be viewed as a simu_comp_as_worker, and the stream out, a simu_real_world_obj
    }

}

In the java framework:

//Launch an application is a computer worker job!
@Comp_as_worker
public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args){
        System.out.println("Hello world!"); //Notice that System should be viewed as a simu_comp_as_worker, and the stream out, a simu_real_world_obj
    }
}

Another way to do this, perhaps a bit more elegant, in clprolf:

//Another way //We could use "abstraction" instead of "simu_real_world_obj"
public simu_real_world_obj SimolWorld {
    private SimolWorldTechnRealiz ourTechnRealiz;

    public SimolWorld(){
        this.ourTechnRealiz = new SimolWorldTechnRealiz(this);
    }

    public void say(String message){
        ourTechnRealiz.display("A message from clprolf's world: " + message);
    }

}

public simu_comp_as_worker SimolWorldTechnRealiz { //We could use "comp_as_worker" instead.
    //The associated simu_real_world object. It could be useful to have it, especially for fields.
    private SimolWorld owner;

    public SimolWorldTechnRealiz(SimolWorld theOwner){
        this.owner = theOwner;
    }

    public void display(String message){
        //(...) A complicated display here.
        // But I do it simple for the example
        System.out.println(message);  //System could represent the operating system, so it's the computer worker who play this job!
    }
}

//Launch an application is a computer worker job!
public simu_comp_as_worker HelloMain {

    public static void main(String[] args){
        SimolWorld world = new SimolWorld();
        world.say("Hello world!");
    }

}

In the java framework:

//Another way
@Simu_real_world_obj  //We could use "@Abstraction" instead of "@Simu_real_world_obj"
public class SimolWorld {
    private SimolWorldTechnRealiz ourTechnRealiz;

    public SimolWorld(){
        this.ourTechnRealiz = new SimolWorldTechnRealiz(this);
    }

    public void say(String message){
        ourTechnRealiz.display("A message from clprolf's world: " + message);
    }

}

@Simu_comp_as_worker //We could use "@Comp_as_worker" instead.
public  class SimolWorldTechnRealiz {
    //The associated simu_real_world object. It could be useful to have it, especially for fields.
    private SimolWorld owner;

    public SimolWorldTechnRealiz(SimolWorld theOwner){
        this.owner = theOwner;
    }

    public void display(String message){
        //(...) A complicated display here.
        // But I do it simple for the example
        System.out.println(message); //System could represent the operating system, so it's the computer worker who play this job!
    }
}

//Launch an application is a computer worker job!
@Simu_comp_as_worker
public class HelloMain {

    public static void main(String[] args){
        SimolWorld world = new SimolWorld();
        world.say("Hello world!");
    }

}