Programming language · 2007
Agda
Dependently typed, purely functional programming language and proof assistant.
Official site ›HaskellWritten in
2007First released
Chalmers University of TechnologyDeveloper
staticTyping
BSD licensesLicense
What is Agda written in?
The Agda compiler is written in Haskell (well-documented).
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Chalmers University of Technology
- First released
- 2007
- Typing
- static
- License
- BSD licenses
- Filename extension
- .agda, .lagda
About Agda
Agda is a dependently typed, purely functional programming language and proof assistant. It is a statically typed language. It supports functional and proof-assistant programming.
Agda first appeared in 2007. Development is led by Chalmers University of Technology.
How Agda is implemented
In the Language Lineage dataset, its compiler is written in Haskell.
Agda in the language family tree
Agda drew on ideas from Haskell and Coq.
Sources: Wikipedia · Wikidata · Official site
Frequently Asked Questions
What language is Agda written in?
Agda is primarily implemented in Haskell. See the implementation section above for details and source references.
What languages influenced Agda?
Agda was influenced by Haskell, Coq among others. See the influence section above for the full list.
When was Agda first released?
Agda was first released in 2007.