Improving Economic and Technical Efficiency Of Procedural Programming in Compilable, Statically Typed C-Like Languages According to the Speed of The Process and the Stability of the Program Implementation

Abstract

In the modern IT industry, there is a trend towards languages with high performance. The products implemented through them become more efficient and energy-saving. However, these languages have a number of disadvantages based on their technical implementation. These defects create side problems over time and increase the cost of implementing, securing, configuring, and extending the functionality of the product. Thus, the product becomes more expensive from a financial point of view, but more competitive. In order to further increase the competitiveness of products, to neutralize side problems, to reduce the cost, companies listed in international indexes and universities with global scientific qualifications either develop a new language, or update and add new functionality to the already existing language. The article presents recommendations for compilable, statically typed, C-like languages to make their procedural programming safer. They will ensure readability and increase the speed of the process. These changes will make IT products more competitive in the free market. The advantage of recommendations is that the most time-consuming checks and decisions will be made at compile time. There are some examples of the changes in the article.