Oberon

Oberon is an open-source programming language designed for modern systems and application development. It emphasizes simplicity, efficiency, and safety, making code easier to write, maintain, and understand. Oberon supports modular programming, allowing developers to build flexible and reusable components. It was created by Niklaus Wirth and others at ETH Zurich, building on ideas from earlier languages like Pascal and Modula-2. Often used in academic and embedded systems contexts, Oberon promotes clean code structure and efficient performance, making it suitable for developing operating systems, software tools, and other complex applications.