Guava

Guava is a script that implements OOP.

hello_world.gv _init() => void { print("Hello world!"); } class Fish inherits Animal, Food { eat@Animal(Food food) => void { ... } eat@Food() => void { ... } }

Guava allows you to write classes that inherit behaviour and attributes from any number of classes. This is facilitated by a few changes to the typical OOP paradigm:

The @Class identifier on functions is only necessary in the case of a name collision.
If you inherit from ClassA and ClassB that each inherit from ClassC, you must implement every function in ClassC yourself (UNLESS neither ClassA nor ClassB override its implementation).
- Note that you can still call each parent class's implementation by calling on super@ClassA, super@ClassB, or super@ClassC. This is only possible inside the class; those calling the function outside of the class are only able to call the topmost implementation (even when abstracted to one of its parent classes).