Oriel is a statically typed, garbage-collected, imperative programming language with an object-oriented type system. It was created by Dr. David R. Tribble in the early 1990s.
Oriel has a simple syntax that is easy to learn, and it supports features such as exception handling and garbage collection. It also has a rich set of libraries that provide support for many common programming tasks.
Oriel is a great choice for students who are new to programming, and it is also a good choice for experienced programmers who want to learn a new language.