TOM

programming language
Place object_based_language Q7670997

Facts

14 properties
Inception
1999[8]
Official website
gerbil.org[9]
License
GNU General Public License
Website
gerbil.org
Based on
Objective[4]
Copyright status
copyrighted[13]
Different from
Tom[11]
File extension
t[10]
Influenced by
Objective-C[2]
Software version identifier
1.1.1, snapshots[6][7]
Version
1.1.1, snapshots
🏷️ Also known as
en TOM
🔗 Connections
Instance of 2
Based on 1
Copyright license 1
Different from 1
Tom
Influenced by 1
Programming paradigm 1
← Derivative work 1
← Different from 1
Tom
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Summary

TOM is an object-based language[1].

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