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Pur, the programming language.

Pur is a programming language made in Python. Not assembly because I don't know a single bit of Assembly.

Documentation

This is the documentation for Pur, because it's probably hard.

Syntax

The syntax is like this:

print.Hi!
print.What's your name?
in.name
printv.name

Testing this with the input of hi would result in

.Hi!
.What's your name?
hi
hi

Examples

These are for when you're too bored to actually learn, like me.

1. Name Repeater

print.Hi, what's your name?
in.name
print.Oh,
printv.name
print.cool name! Thanks for tryin'!

2. Info for No Reason

print.Info
print.This is some info for Pur.
print.It was made in Pur, too.
print.Go and watch Nutcracker tho, it's really good

3. Is It True?

in.yes
while.yes
printv.yes
in.yes
end.

As there isn't many commands right now, these were the examples.

Commands

There may be some non-working commands in this, such as ifvrev.

print.{text}

printv.{var}

in.{save as var}

ifvrev.{var}.{val}.{out var}

error.{error message}

while.{bool var}
[COMMANDS]
end.

enable.{library}

Libraries

Style: NAME - DESC - FUNC/DFNC

git-clone - Clone using git. - system(f"git clone {repo}")

pypur - Python in Pur! - Use Python in Pur using PyPur.

If you're coming from Python

The syntax is different from your usual 2.x or 3.x.

Think of this: print("Hello!")

Those () brackets, with the ""?

That would be print.Hello!

Saves you a lot of time, don't it? All for a bit of complication.

You might say, "What about print({var})?"

That's also here.

It would be printv.{var}

print() is print.

That v in printv.? That stands for 'var'.

You may also say, "how do we get vars from the user? we have {var} = input({say string})

We have that too. It's less stuff, but that'd be in.{var}

While loops

while True?

while True is while.True

while {user str to bool}? We try to automatically convert input to what it may be, so conversion is auto, so that'd

be while.{uservar}

The ending for while loops, in Python is an unindent. In Pur, it doesn't use indents. To end a loop in Pur though,

you'd do end. That . is just to make it know it's a function.

If statements

To do if {var} == {value}, you would do ifvrev.{var}.{value}.{out var}

But the updated if will come in soon!

Do what you want with Pur. Hope you a good line 1!

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