Funny programming language in snap! (Part 1)

[ego-lay_atman-bay]

@18001767679

ignore the null of create_these_script_variables a
ignore the null of the currying of set_to a the number of 0
ignore the null of the currying of do_this_until the boolean of the comparision of the null of 
 the currying of is_than the value of a the option of larger_or_equal the number of 10 the lambda_expression of {
ignore the comment of you_can_omit_these_brackets_when_there_is_only_one_command
ignore the null of the currying of say_secs the value of a 0.5
ignore the number of the currying of the currying of math_operation a the option of add_back 2
}

that's nothing like sathvikrias wanted. He wanted it to be

@sathvikrias

in the syntax of ENGLISH

Only people who know about coding would actually understand that. Also, that doesn't follow the english grammer, so that doesn't help.

[18001767679]

@18001767679

ignore the null of

This is ok.Just like "Ignore the noise of the crowd!".It's not that good is because we don't have a null type.

[18001767679]

This might help (although not really intuitive)
https://replit.com/@18001767679/SomethingParser#main.py

[sathvikrias]

@18001767679

no spaces allowed in any name will make it better

english USES SPACES

[programmer_user]

@18001767679

二加三的和乘五的积

That doesn't make sense. Besides, this is "English" not "Chinese". "The product of 2+3 and multiplying 5"

[helicoptur]

I don't think spaces in a name would work. Unless you make it something like

${a} /*get variable name*/
a /*get identifier or something*/

in which case you COULD have names with spaces:

create these script variables:"
a name, another name" /*no commas allowed in names*/
set a name to 0 /*you aren't allowed to name a variable 'to' as a consequence of this*/
return ${a name} /*returns 0*/

[4cwefgtw9e587]

Just use PHP syntax for variables

$ var-name = var-value ;

create multiple variables in one line

$ var-name, other-var-name ;

report a variable

$ var-name

but we want it more english so here's more of an english syntax

make var-type $ var-name
set $ var-name to var-value

[sathvikrias]

this would work:

create the following script variables: {
some
script
vars

or

create the following script variables: "some", "script", "vars"

[18001767679]

@18001767679

和

That is sum not and in this context

[sathvikrias]

@18001767679

This might help (although not really intuitive)

you know i'm making this in snap! right?

[18001767679]

Oof D~:

[18001767679]

@helicoptur

It uses some non-english syntax

[scratchblocks]
[scratchblocks v] uses (parens){
Really
}
[/scratchblocks]

[sathvikrias]

@18001767679

[scratchblocks]
[scratchblocks v] uses (parens){
Really
}
[/scratchblocks]

English ≠ scratchblocks

[programmer_user]

"The product of the sum of 2+3 and multiplying 5" doesn't make sense either...

[4cwefgtw9e587]

will lists look like this?

make a script variable $list
set $list to (a, b, c, d)

[helicoptur]

@18001767679

[scratchblocks]
[scratchblocks v] uses (parens){
Really
}
[/scratchblocks]

What are you trying to say? I don't get it.

[4cwefgtw9e587]

idk he probably thinks we are making custom blocks in Snap! because we said we are making it in Snap!

[funtime_foxy101]

whaaaa but I thought JS was already a english programming language but the difficulty to do something with it or read it is raised to 90%

[4cwefgtw9e587]

i do not understand

[ego-lay_atman-bay]

@funtime_foxy101

whaaaa but I thought JS was already a english programming language

it is, but it doesn't follow the english grammar.