Try Kotlin then.

I wouldn't call it a new language, for me it's just a syntactic sugar over Java, but for any problem you would google "how to do X in Java", not "how to do X in Kotlin".

But there you can do way simpler syntax, like:

    0..100 meters with -45..45 deg within 3 seconds

Because "0..100 meters ..." is equivalent to "(0..100).meters(...)"

(0..100) is a built-in IntRange type, that you can extend:

    data class MyDistanceRange(val meters: ClosedRange<Double>)

    val IntRange.meters: MyDistanceRange
        get() = MyDistanceRange(first.toDouble()..last.toDouble())

and