Kibol is designed to be a simple and accessible programming language, intended for a wide range of users, including beginners. The language is inspired by Kinyarwanda, making it easier to learn and understand.
The overall design philosophy of Kibol centers on these goals:
- Ease of Learning: Kibol is known for its simplicity, with beginners estimated to learn the basics in just one hour. It is used in educational settings to introduce students to programming.
- Functionality: Kibol is used to automate repetitive command sequences and in the development of various software applications, from basic to complex. It also features commands to display text, take user prompts, manage variables, and create interactive programs with screen cleaning and calculation features.
- Community and Support: Various communities and companies support Kibol, providing resources for learning, development, and distribution.
Kibol's intended impact includes:
- Simplifying computer programming: The goal is to make programming more approachable for everyone.
- User Empowerment: The creator, Mihigo ER Anaja, aims to empower others and help them lead successful lives through programming.
- Monetary system integration: A unique aspect of Kibol is its integration of a monetary system, allowing users to earn money through programming and trade Kibol-oriented software.
- Increased Efficiency: Organizations use Kibol to automate tasks and streamline processes, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings.
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