Mystic Programming Language

Mystic is a new, open source programming language created by the team at Google Brain. It is designed to be a more expressive and efficient alternative to existing languages like C++ and Java. Mystic is based on the idea of "type inference": instead of the programmer having to explicitly declare the type of each variable, the Mystic compiler can automatically infer the type from the context. This allows for more concise and expressive code. Mystic also introduces a new concept called "modules". A module is a collection of related types and functions. Modules can be imported into other modules, making code reuse and modularization easy. Overall, Mystic is a more expressive and efficient alternative to existing languages. It has the potential to make code more readable and maintainable.