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mama-language

v1.0.7

Published

A fun programming language

Downloads

13

Readme

MAMA Language

Introduction

MAMA is a fun programming language based on JavaScript. You can install the MAMA extension from the VS Code marketplace for syntax highlighting, and you're good to go. Enjoy coding with MAMA! 🚀😊

Install MAMA Extension

Installation

You can install the MAMA language using npm.

npm install mama-language

Example

A MAMA programming language file is created with .mama extension.

mama aitu a = 7;
mama aitu b = 8;

mama aitu change hba pare sum;

sum = a * b;

mama saok (sum > 40) {
    mama.kok("Bor Bor Dangor");
} jdi nohoi mama saok (sum > 20)  {
    mama.kok("Bor Dangor");
} jdi nohoi {
    mama.kok("Bor Xoru");
}

Creating a variables

  • mama aitu - Declare a variable. For example:
mama aitu a = 7;
  • mama aitu change hba pare - Declare a variable which can be changed. For example:
mama aitu change hba pare sum;

Conditional Statements

  • mama saok (condition) { ... } jdi nohoi { ... } - If-else statement. For example:
mama saok (sum > 20) {
    mama.kok("Bor Dangor");
} jdi nohoi {
    mama.kok("Bor Xoru");
}
  • mama saok (condition) { ... } jdi nohoi mama saok (condition) { ... } jdi nohoi { ... } - else-if statement. For example:
mama saok (sum > 40) {
    mama.kok("Bor Bor Dangor");
} jdi nohoi mama saok (sum > 20)  {
    mama.kok("Bor Dangor");
} jdi nohoi {
    mama.kok("Bor Xoru");
}

Loop Statements

  • mama ghura (initialization ; condition ; increment/decrement) { ... } - For loop statement. For example:
mama ghura (mama aitu change hba pare i = 0; i < 5; i = i + 1) {
    mama saok (i === 3) {
        mama jai thakok;
    }
    mama.kok("Testing " + i);
}
  • mama rkhi jaok - Used to break the loop. For example:
mama ghura (mama aitu change hba pare i = 0; i < 5; i = i + 1) {
    mama saok (i === 3) {
        mama rkhi jaok;
    }
    mama.kok("Testing " + i);
}
  • mama mama jai thakok - Used to break one iteration and continue with the next iteration. For example:
mama ghura (mama aitu change hba pare i = 0; i < 5; i = i + 1) {
    mama saok (i === 3) {
        mama mama jai thakok;
    }
    mama.kok("Testing " + i);
}

Running the MAMA Language

To run MAMA language files, add the following script to your package.json:

"scripts": {
    "start": "node node_modules/mama-language/src/mamaRunner.js"
}

Now, you can run your MAMA files using the following command:

npm start index.mama