Type-C is (or aims to be) a versatile and high-performance programming language tailored for performance-intensive applications, such as user interfaces, games, and web services, etc. While Type-C can be embedded in various applications as a scripting language or run on resource-constrained devices, its goal is to truly excels in scenarios where speed and efficiency are paramount. It is designed with a clear philosophy and specific goals, which may resonate with some developers and not with others. The language draws inspiration from a variety of sources, including C, Java, and TypeScript. TypeScript's powerful type inference engine, Java's structure, and C's straightforwardness have all played a role in shaping Type-C. The primary aim of Type-C is to offer an enjoyable, expressive, and efficient programming experience. While it does not prioritize top-notch real-time performance or the absolute simplicity of writing, it enforces specific design patterns that contribute to robust and maintainable enterprise-grade software (hopefully).