Minimum Programming Language Development Thread
Minimum is an interpreted programming language written in Go with dynamic typing and a garbage collector. The aim of the language is to be a minimal cross-platform scripting language for cases when Bash is not enough and Python is too much.
Features
>infinitely big integers
>extra precision floating point numbers
>if/else and switch/case logic
>loops via repeat, while and for
>rich error handling
>functions
>simplified function call syntax
>pointer-like id data type
>advanced data types: lists, pairings and spans

Download
To get the latest version of minimum, use the link:
https://fonxboard.org/share/minimum-latest.zip
As of now, the binaries are not provided with the release, so you need to install the Go compiler for your system and run the following command in the source folder:
>go build -ldflags='-w -s' .
Current zip file structure:

Minimum v. 4.2.1

│

│

├───source

│   │   minimum.go

│   │   go.sum

│   │   go.mod

│   │

│   ├───bytecode

│   │       bytecode.go

│   │

│   └───inter

│           inter.go

│

├───gui

│       icon.py

│       minimum.png

│       miniscule.py

│

└───demo

        fb.min

        million.min

        for.min

The gui fodler offers a simple editor for Minimum programs. The demo folder has a list of working examples, where fb is FizzBuzz, million.min demonstrates the fastest loop with a million iterations, and for.min is a for loop demo.
Launching Minimum
Minimum can be launched from the console. If none of the arguments contain a valid file name, Minimum starts its REPL. The -debug flag can be used to print Minimum scripts' bytecode and time their execution.
Example:
>./minimum -debug for.min

Repo here: https://github.com/rpyth/minimum