Pytov
The idea was to take all well known syntaxes, and combine them into one programming language with many posabilities.
Installation
Install using pip install pytov, or via git: git clone https://github.com/Yuvix25/Pytov.git.
Usage
If was installed via pip:
$ pytov [path_to_your_pytov_file]If was installed via git:
Run using Python:
$ cd [folder_of_installation]
$ cd pytov
$ python pytov.py [path_to_your_pytov_file]Run using pre-built executables:
$ cd [folder_of_installation]
$ cd exe
$ pytov [path_to_your_pytov_file]Syntax
Comments:
# this is a comment
// this is also a comment
/*
and this is a
multi
line
comment
*/Variables:
x = 5 // let or var or type is not required
print(x)If:
if 5 > 1{
print("5 is greater than 1")
}
elif 1 > 5{ # else if 1 > 5 will work too!
print("1 is greater than 5")
}
else {
print("1 is equal to 5")
}Loops:
For:
for i in range(10){
print(i)
}
a = [1, 4, 7, 8]
for x in a{
print(x)
if x == 4{
break // loop will stop when x == 4
}
}
for (i = 5; i<10; i++){
print(i)
}
// output: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9While:
// loop the the block as long as x < 5
x = 0
while x < 5{
print(x)
x += 2
// (break will work just the same here)
}Switch:
// for more info about switch take a look at switch in js, it is exactly the same...
a = "hi"
switch a{
case "hello":
print("a=='hello'")
break
case "hi":
case "hihi"
print("a=='hi' or a=='hihi'")
break
default:
print("a!='hi' and a!='hihi' and a!='hello'")
}Functions:
(func or function or def) func_name(required_params, not_required_params){
your_code_here
// and if you want you can return like this: return value
}function print_hi(times){ // required parameter
for i in range(times){
print("hi")
}
}
def print_hi_default(times=3){ // not required parameter with default value of 3
for i in range(times){
print("hi")
}
}
func mult(x, y){
return x*y
}
print_hi(5) // output: hihihihihi
print_hi_default() // output: hihihi
print(mult(5, 2)) // output: 10Imports:
test2.pv:
if __name__ == "main"{ // will be true when file will be runned directly
x = 5
}
else if __name__ == "imported" { // will be true when file is imported
x = 7
}test1.pv:
x = 6
import test2 // you can also import like this: import "test2.pv"
print(x) // output will be 7See Examples
