C-Duce is a statically typed programming language with a focus on expressiveness and safety. It has a unique type system which combines features of both functional and object-oriented languages. C-Duce is also notable for its support for XML programming.
C-Duce was created by Xavier Leroy and Michel Mauny of INRIA, with contributions from Julien Signoles and Alain Frisch. It is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
C-Duce is an extension of the OCaml programming language. It adds support for XML programming, as well as a number of other features.
XML programming in C-Duce is based on a simple but powerful model of XML documents as tree structures. This makes it easy to write programs that manipulate XML documents in a natural way.
C-Duce also supports a number of advanced features, such as higher-order functions, polymorphism, and exception handling. These features make it possible to write programs that are both concise and expressive.
C-Duce is a very efficient language. Programs written in C-Duce are typically much faster than those written in other languages, such as Java or C#.
C-Duce is an ideal choice for developing applications that need to manipulate XML documents. It is also a good choice for any application that requires high performance.