TACAPL

Why to Use:

• I made it
• An actually simple syntax this time
• Errors are understandable

How to Use:

Running:

If you have the entire project downloaded, you can run python main.py <yourfile>.tacapl in your terminal.

If you only have the library installed, this would be your code:

from  tacapl  import  Interpreter

TACAPL  =  Interpreter()
TACAPL.run(str(contents))

Commands:

print <whatto print> - Self explanatory

set <var> = <value> - Sets a variable

add <var> = <num1> + <num2> - Self explanatory

subtract <var> = <num1> - <num2> - Self explanatory

multiply <var> = <num1> * <num2> - Self explanatory

divide <var> = <num1> / <num2> - Self explanatory

if <condition> - This will be explained later

end - This will be explained later

input <var> = "<question>" - Sets the variable to the user's input

printsent <whattoprint> - Same as print but without a new line

Explained Later:

if <condition> and end: These commands go hand in hand, if the condition is true, nothing happens, but if the condition is false, no code will run until the statement that says end.

Conventions:

Every line but the last line must end in a semicolon.