Picat is my favorite new toolbox language
I'm teaching a TLA+ workshop in two weeks! Register here, use the code C0MPUT3RTHINGS for 15% off. I always like to find new "toolbox languages". These are languages that can quickly be used to quickly solve a set of problems with just the base language and without a whole lot of typing. That's what drove me to learn Raku, so I could quickly do things like "generate 5 random 10-character strings":
