In this demo video, you'll learn how to use Beryllium, Triple Alpha's object-oriented programming language, to define and call functions, use recursive functions and function pointers, and work with Beryllium's primitive datatypes, numerics and quantum systems, as well as the composite datatypes built from them: arrays, structs, and classes.

You'll also see how to control program flow using if statements, for and while loops, switch statements, and jump statements such as break and continue. In addition, this demo video covers importing modules, defining classes, grouping multiple instances of a class into an array, and it explores Beryllium's class inheritance capabilities.

Building on Hydrogen's control flow structure and Helium's BASIC-like programming, Beryllium raises the level of abstraction and makes quantum programming more accessible to developers without deep quantum hardware expertise. It lets you program quantum computers using familiar classical programming constructs, including typed functions, modules, classes, and C-style control flow.