Henry's Language (HLANG) is a Functional Programming Language developed and created by Computer Science Undergratate, Henry Liu, at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona.

HLANG's purpose is to simulate universal variables (called tokens), manage and navigate SQL databases, and provide coding confort in managing code.

Each '/' denotes a command, and each value is defined as a token. Variables are stored in a token map, where those tokens can easily be called from.

A token can be a list, a string, an integer, it is a completly wildcard type. With this HLANG can perform functions with different " token types", and make assumptions based on the data.

HLANG at the moment is an interpreted language, where the interpreter uses the Java Virual Machine. HLANG uses a stack, while also using a parse tree to interpret and insert into the stack.

Currently, HLANG 1 has been discontinued due to design issues, but HLANG 2 still functions and is still being updated to this day, with many plans to come in the future.