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module main

fn main() {
	names := ['learners', 'explorers', 'mentors', 'maintainers', 'contributors']
	for name in names {
		println('Hello, Exercism ${name}!')
	}
}

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Key Features of V


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Concurrency

V can run concurrently using `spawn` to start a new thread

Cross Platform

V is cross-compiled with v -os windows or v -os linux

Documentation

V includes vdoc to get instant documentation generated from the module's source code

Fast

V is written in V and compiles itself in under a second

Safe

No null, no undefined values, no undefined behavior, immutable by default

Tiny

V has a space requirement to compile of <10MB, Rust is 30 GB and Go is 525 MB

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Community-sourced V exercises

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