Modula-3

Modula-3 is a general purpose programming language with strong support for modular programming. It is well suited for development of large systems and for projects with strict requirements for reliability and efficiency. Modula-3 is a direct descendant of the Modula-2 programming language, which was designed to address some of the shortcomings of the Pascal programming language. Modula-3 retains the best features of Modula-2 while adding many new features that make it a more powerful and flexible language. One of the most notable features of Modula-3 is its support for exception handling. Exception handling is a mechanism for dealing with errors in a program in a way that is both safe and efficient. Modula-3's exception handling features make it possible to write programs that are more robust and less likely to crash. Another important feature of Modula-3 is its support for object-oriented programming. Modula-3's object-oriented features make it possible to write programs that are more flexible and extensible. Modula-3 also has strong support for modular programming. Modular programming is a style of programming that encourages the separation of a program into distinct modules. Modular programming makes it easier to understand and maintain large programs. Modula-3 is a versatile language that is well suited for a wide range of programming tasks. It is an excellent choice for developing large systems or for projects that require high levels of reliability and efficiency.