I'm 14 with ADHD and I built a programming language called Codescript from scratch in TypeScript.
It's inspired by JS/TS and Python, with some unique design choices like ~ for comments, me instead of this, and forever as an infinite loop keyword.
This is v1.0.0 so bugs are expected — feedback and bug reports welcome!
example code(ran using (only example command) "codes test2.code"):
~This is a comment
~[
This is a
multi-lined comment
]
~You can use ; or \n to seperate commands from each other
var a:string = "Isaque";
var b:number = 14;
func greet(name:string, age:number)
{
print("Hi, i'm "+name+" and i'm "+age);
}
greet(a, b);
I'm 14 with ADHD and I built a programming language called Codescript from scratch in TypeScript. It's inspired by JS/TS and Python, with some unique design choices like ~ for comments, me instead of this, and forever as an infinite loop keyword. This is v1.0.0 so bugs are expected — feedback and bug reports welcome! example code(ran using (only example command) "codes test2.code"): ~This is a comment ~[ This is a multi-lined comment ] ~You can use ; or \n to seperate commands from each other var a:string = "Isaque"; var b:number = 14; func greet(name:string, age:number) { print("Hi, i'm "+name+" and i'm "+age); } greet(a, b);