Gleam is a statically-typed functional programming language designed for building scalable and maintainable software. Inspired by Elm and Rust, it compiles to Erlang, making it suitable for concurrent and distributed systems. This tutorial covers setting up the development environment, writing a simple 'Hello, World!' program, and demonstrating basic features like variables, types, arithmetic operations, functions, and case expressions.
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Preparing the environmentYour First Gleam ProgramVariables and TypesArithmetic OperationsFunctionsCase expressionsConclusion1 Comment
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