The Howdy Glossary

Z++ is a programming language and environment used for developing high-performance distributed systems. This object-oriented language uses dynamic binding and patterns to facilitate rapid development without sacrificing performance. Z++ is designed to be platform-independent, allowing developers to write their code once and deploy it across different operating systems without modification. The language supports sockets, threads, events, synchronization primitives, and messaging mechanisms for building scalable network-centric applications in fields such as telecommunications and finance.