TEN Programming Language is created by Aadit Ambadkar TEN Programming Language is licensed under the MIT License TEN Programming Language is a free and open-source programming language Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for information on how to contribute to TEN I am not responsible for any mental, physical, metaphysical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, or other damages caused by using this language
{element init,condition,iteration, body} for loop
See /src/examples/loops.ten for specifics on loops.
| type prefix
i int (converts top of stack value to int, if not already int. If not possible, defaults to 0)
s string (converts top of stack value to string, if not already string)
c char (converts top of stack value to character. If not possible, defaults to '\x00' character)
$ end type prefix, begin variable naming.
See /src/examples/variables.ten for specifics on variables
I converts top of stack to int, if possible. If not, does nothing
S converts top of stack to string, if possible. If not, does nothing
C converts top of stack to character, if possible. If not, does nothing
Generally, the above are used for changing types without variable declaration. However, there is no functional difference between I or i, S or s, or C or c.
+-*/ standard mathematical operations on the first two elements of the stack (deletes the elements)
^ get variable value and add to top of stack
~ 1 if top of stack is positive, 0 if 0, -1 if negative
: variable assignment
[ gets an integer value at the top of the stack - index. gets an interable at the second from the top of the stack - iterable. Removes both the index and the iterable from the stack. Adds iterable[index] to the top of the stack.
! remove current value from stack
? clears all values from stack
& duplicates top of stack
See /src/examples/stackoperations.ten for specifics on stack operations
` true value
] null value
( and
) or
. not
= equals
<body> if statement (executes if top of stack is True)
See /src/examples/if.ten for specifics on if statements
# standard input
; standard output
See /src/examples/input.ten for specifics on input and output
_ ends program
" begin string (used to begin a string, useful if string contains whitespace, which is normally stripped)
' end string (any non special characters are automatically parsed as string, unless they are number)
@ comment - anything after this will be ignored until the end comment (%) symbol
% end comment - ends any and all comments
See /src/examples/comments.ten for specifics on comments
Examples can be found in /src/examples
- Some of the examples may be outdated, in which case refer to the syntax for proper use.
- Some (read most) errors are not displayed - Good Luck
- Variable names must only contain alphabetic characters, ie abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz and no other special characters
<name,body> function