BhashaScript

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Finally the first release has been published on pypi.org

A small effort to make simple Marathi programming language for fun built using python3.

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Getting Started

1. Installing the package

pip install bhashascript

2. Starting the BhashaScript console

bhashascript

3. Writing the very first line of code

dakhav("kay chal mag Bhava")

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4. Variable declaration

he a = 10 # Sankhya
he b = "Raje" # Shabda
he c = 1.1 # Dashank

image describing Variable declaration

5. If-Elif-Else Here, if is described as jar elif as nahijar and else as nahitar

he a = 10
jar a == 9 tar; dakhav("Nau") nahijar a == 10 tar; dakhav("Daha") nahitar dakhav("chuk")

The image of what is going on is here

6. loop loop what do you call them in marathi. Here is jowar representing while

jowar i < 10 tar; # condition for loop
he i = i + 1; # increase the i by 1
he j = j + i; # add i to j
thamb # end of loop

7. Break and Continue Hmmm, When loops and conditional statements are there then break and continue must be there right.

he i = 0
he j = 0

jowar i < 10 tar;
he i = i + 1;
jar i == 4 tar chal; # continue
he j = j + 1; # increase j by i
jar i == 8 tar tod; # break
thamb

8. Functions

Are you interested in functions. Yes we do have them both inbuilt as well as user defined. The keyword used is karya for function

• User defined

karya berij(x,y); # function to add 2 arguments
dakhav (x + y); # pring the result
thamb # end of function
berij(100, 200) # function call

here is simple implementation of user defined function for addition of two numbers

• Inbuilt as mul karya

Below two are the raw images of what is more in the language detailed description will be added shortly