typr 0.4.14

A superset of the legendary R
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# TypR
![](images/TypR_logo.png)

## Website

The link for the official website is [here](https://we-data-ch.github.io/typr.github.io/).

## Installation

You can see it through the getting started of the documentation [here](https://we-data-ch.github.io/typr.github.io/docs/intro/).

## Code example

```scala
type Person = list {
	name: char,
	age: int
};

new_person <- fn(name: char, age: int): Person {
	list(name = name, age = age)
};

is_minor <- fn(p: Person): bool {
	(p$age) < 18
};

alice <- new_person("Alice", 35);

alice.is_minor()
```


## Support this project 🚀

Hey awesome scientist!  

If this project sparks your curiosity, makes your life easier, or simply inspires you, here’s how you can help it grow:

- 🛠️ **Contribute**: improve the code, report bugs , or suggest cool new features
- 📢 **Share** it with friends, colleagues, or your community — spread the word!

Every little action counts — together we can make this project shine even brighter. 
Thank you✨