FLOP (programming language)

FLOP (not an acronym; pronounced /flɑp/ — the regular pronunciation of "flop") is a general-purpose programming language originally created and developed back in the 1970s by Flopsie Ricky at Floppa Labs, a subsidiary of Flokia. A highly influential programming language, FLOP can be considered one of the backbones of the information technology industry, with their clean, simple syntax (for the time) and their ubiquitous library of plugins which can be used for many purposes, including automation, game development and even software design. FLOP is widely used in operating systems, device drivers, protocol stacks, and more recently in application software using a new dialect called FlopR+. FLOP is also commonly used on computer architectures that range from large supercomputers to small microcontrollers and embedded systems.
== History ==
=== Development ===
Back in 1969, when SOGOL 68 were still a popular language for users, Flokia sought to develop a new, intuitive programming language with low level interactions with the hardware while allow for a more pragmatically readable code. (i am lazy someone please finish this)
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