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psutil and requests libraries needs to be installed separately.
Actually, this program can only print, input, create variables, and pause.
Things to know :
This program works line per line, which means that it is ONE INSTRUCTION PER LINE.
You can also use a comma (;) to mark the end of the line, but it is not required.
The code has to be in the same folder than the main.py file, and inside a file named code.acpl.
This can be modified through the startup.ini file or the console.
This language also does not use quotes (").
Plugin for Sublime Text 3 (Syntax highlighting) disponible in the wiki. Plugin for ini file also disponible in the wiki.
Before everything, open the console (file console.py). Type help inside if required.
Help for the console is not provided in the documentation.
You can comment line per line with # or //.
There is no way to do multiline comments at the moment.
You can use the print method to send something in the console.
EXAMPLE 1 :
Input :
print(Hello)
Output :
Hello
You can also inject variables inside it by typing {<var_type> <var_name>}.
In practise, if we have a string variable named "pseudo" containing the value "TheAssassin", we can get this :
EXAMPLE 2 :
Input :
print(Hello, {str pseudo} !)
Output :
Hello, TheAssassin !
It works with every type of variable.
Variables have to be defined clearly.
It follows the form <var_type> <var_name> = <value>.
<var_type>
It exists 4 variable types :
- Int : Stores an integer number, which can be everything from minus infinite to plus infinite. Syntax :
int - Float : Stores a floating number. The whole part and the decimal part are seprated by a comma (
;) or a dot (.). Syntax :float - String : Stores as many characters as you want. No quotes required. Syntax :
strorstring - Boolean : Stores a binary value (true or false). Syntax :
boolorboolean
<var_name> The variable name. Note that two variables with different types can have the same name, even if not recommended.
It depends : - If integer, it is simply a whole number. - If float, as written earlier, the whole part and the decimal part are seprated by a comma (`;`) or a dot (`.`). - If string, it is as many characters, symbols, and digits as you want. - If boolean, it is `true` or `false`. Every type of lower and upper case is accepted. **SPECIAL VALUES :** - It can also be special values : in case of a all types (except `bool`) you can meet the `input` method. It asks the user to type something in the console. Syntax : `input()` is the text that will be asked to the user. - You can also do mathematical equations to affect variables. Those equations **CAN NOT** contain any space. They can also contain ***ONE*** variable. Syntax : `math ` As always, a variable is gotten by the syntax `{ }` - You can also define them as random. Therefore, type `random(, [second_number])`. If both numbers are given, the result will be a random number between them. Else, it will be a random number between 0 and . *Variables are not usable inside at the moment.* **MODIFIERS :** - Actually, only one exists : `--round`. It is only available for int types and it rounds the result. Syntax : `int = --round`EXAMPLE 1 :
We want to create a variable "pseudo" containing "TheAssassin".
Input :
str pseudo = TheAssassin
To use it :
{str pseudo}
EXAMPLE 2 :
We want to ask the user for his pseudo :
Input :
str pseudo = input(What is your pseudo ? )
EXAMPLE 3 :
We want to calculate 3*(6^2) and store it into a variable "operation".
Input :
int operation = math 3*(6^2)
EXAMPLE 4 :
We have a variable (type int) "age" containing the value 18. We want to multiply it by 2 (don't ask why xD)
And then store it into "double"
Input :
int double = 2*{int age}
EXAMPLE 5 :
We ask the user for his age and we multiply it by 5.
Input :
int age = input(What is your age ? ) int new_age = 2*{int age} print(Your new age is now {int age} xD !)
Output (for this example, age equals 18) :
Your new age is now 90 xD !
EXAMPLE 6 :
You want a random number between 1 and 50 for the Lotto.
Input :
int Lotto = random(1, 50)
You can pause for a certain amount of time using pause method.
Syntax : pause()
Can be an integer value, a float value, or a variable (int or float only).
If you use a variable, the syntax is `pause({<variable_type> <variable_name>}).