This is a new cross-platform and open-source programming language built using Python, built for simplicity, extensibility, beginner-friendly syntax and to build complex functions easily. It is a Python library, but I wanna build an interpreter for it too!
EFN offers a readable syntax and good performance. EFN also targets speed (it is fast), while it has an easy syntax. Newer EFN versions also have AI (API integrating, agent creation, chat, image, in newer versions, even video generation) and features for building a Discord Bot. You should have a Python interpreter for it, but if EFN will have a custom interpreter, you won't need one.
- Zip Install
- To install using a zip file, here's the template:
py -m pip install [the EFN zip file's name you installed]. For example, if you wanna install v3.0, go to the releases section -> tags -> EFN3.0-TheFullFreedom -> assets -> click on EFN.3.0.-.The.Full.Freedom.zip, then in the terminal, go to the directory you installed the zip, and typepy -m pip install EFN.3.0.-.The.Full.Freedom.zip-> EFN 3.0 installed.
- To install using a zip file, here's the template:
- PyPI Install
- Install the latest version of EFN
- To install the latest version of EFN using PyPI, just type this in the terminal:
py -m pip install EFNand the install is done.
- To install the latest version of EFN using PyPI, just type this in the terminal:
- Install a specific version of EFN
- To install a specific version of EFN, here's the template:
py -m pip install EFN==[the version you wanna install], for example, if you wanna install v4.2, type this in the terminal:py -m pip install EFN==4.2.
- To install a specific version of EFN, here's the template:
- Install the latest version of EFN
NOTE: there are some versions of EFN, that the versions' number changed (v4.1.1 (GitHub) -> v4.1.1.0 (PyPI), v4.3 (GitHub) -> v4.3.0 (PyPI)), due to an error, so if you wanna install a specific version of EFN using PyPI, then check the versions' number in EFN's PyPI project.
EFN's wiki is a documentation that shows the story of EFN and code examples like: write("This is an example.") -> prints "This is an example". You can view the story here and the examples wiki: here. There are some documentations that show up in the release notes.