Copper – A minimal low-level programming language with OOP and generics
Summary
Copper is presented as a minimal low-level programming language designed to replace C, featuring type inheritance, generics, multiple return values, and Ruby-style syntax. The article emphasizes minimalism, simple imports, and explicit code with fast compilation, and it provides a small example of a Point class and a main function. It notes BSD licensing and last updates in 2026, with multiple resources and source locations.