Koetong

Koetong is a hypothetical programming language created for illustrative or pedagogical purposes. It is not a real, functional programming language and does not have an existing implementation. The name itself is often used as a placeholder in discussions about programming language design or when explaining concepts that are language-agnostic. Because it isn't a real language, Koetong has no defined syntax, semantics, or libraries. Its use is solely confined to conceptual examples and discussions.

While it doesn't exist as a usable language, the hypothetical "Koetong" allows for flexibility in illustrating various programming paradigms and features. For example, it might be used to demonstrate object-oriented programming, functional programming, or concurrent programming principles without the constraints of a specific language's implementation.

The "language" is frequently invoked to represent an abstract, generalized programming context, enabling educators and authors to avoid committing to the specifics of any particular language while conveying broader programming concepts. It allows explanations to remain accessible to a wider audience, irrespective of their familiarity with specific languages like Python, Java, or C++.