A Programming Language For Gujjus

Coding with a touch of fun
A fun programming language written in typescript

# Playground

Swagat Che !
Kem Cho - Maja Ma ?
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# Documentation

General

Every program should start with `kem cho` and ends with `aavjo` .

kem cho

    batavo "ame maja ma, tame kem cho?"

aavjo

kem cho

    batavo "ame maja ma, tame kem cho?"

aavjo

Variables

Variables can be declared using the `aa che` keyword followed by the variable name and its initial value

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = "hello"
   aa che c = 10 + 20

aavjo

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = "hello"
   aa che c = 10 + 20

aavjo

Data Types

Numbers and strings are like other languages. sachu and khotu are the boolean values.

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20.78
   aa che c = "hello"
   aa che d = sachu
   aa che e = khotu
   aa che f = 20 + 10 * (2 * 5)

aavjo

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20.78
   aa che c = "hello"
   aa che d = sachu
   aa che e = khotu
   aa che f = 20 + 10 * (2 * 5)

aavjo

Print Statement

The `batavo` statement is used to print the specified expression to the output console.

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   
   batavo "hello"
   batavo a + b
   batavo 'c'
   batavo 10 - 20

aavjo

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   
   batavo "hello"
   batavo a + b
   batavo 'c'
   batavo 10 - 20

aavjo

Expressions

Expressions represent a combination of variables, operators, and literals that are evaluated to produce a single value. Expressions can be simple or complex depending on the operations involved.

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   aa che c = 30

   aa che mul = 1
   mul = a * b * c

aavjo

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   aa che c = 30

   aa che mul = 1
   mul = a * b * c

aavjo

Operators

only `<` and `>` supported

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   
   jo ( a < b){
    batavo a
   }

aavjo

kem cho

   aa che a = 10
   aa che b = 20
   
   jo ( a < b){
    batavo a
   }

aavjo

If Condition

The `jo` statement allows conditional execution of code blocks. If the condition specified in the if statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the `jo` block is executed;

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 8 ){
      batavo a
    }

aavjo

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 8 ){
      batavo a
    }

aavjo

If..ElseIf Condition

The `ka` statement allows you to check multiple conditions sequentially. If the condition specified in the `jo` statement is false, it checks the condition in the `ka` statement, and so on.

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 12 ){
      batavo "a is greater than 12"
    }
    ka (a > 9){
      batavo "a is greater than 9"
    }
    
aavjo

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 12 ){
      batavo "a is greater than 12"
    }
    ka (a > 9){
      batavo "a is greater than 9"
    }
    
aavjo

If..ElseIf..Else Condition

If the condition specified in the ja or ka statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the ja or ka block is executed; otherwise, the code block inside the `nahitar` block is executed.

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 12 ){
      batavo "a is greater than 12"
    }
    ka (a > 9){
      batavo "a is greater than 9"
    }
    nahitar{
      batavo "a is less than 12 and 9"
    }
    
aavjo

kem cho

    aa che a = 10

    jo ( a > 12 ){
      batavo "a is greater than 12"
    }
    ka (a > 9){
      batavo "a is greater than 9"
    }
    nahitar{
      batavo "a is less than 12 and 9"
    }
    
aavjo

# Developer Info

Darshan Balar

balardarshan2400@gmail.com

I'm a software engineer, dreamer, and an adventure seeker from india. currently pursuing my Master of Computer Applications (MCA) from Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore.

Passionate Full Stack Web Developer with expertise in MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) and additional proficiency in Next.js, TypeScript, SCSS and Handlebars. Equipped with a solid foundation in problem-solving and data structures & algorithms, I excel in tackling complex challenges and delivering efficient solutions. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to staying updated with the latest technologies, I am committed to crafting high-quality, user-centric web applications. Let's connect and discuss how I can contribute to your next project or team!

A Programming Language For Gujjus

Coding with a touch of fun
A fun programming language written in typescript

`npm i kemcholang`

Made by @darshanbalar

# Playground

# Documentation

General

Every program should start with `kem cho` and ends with `aavjo` .

Variables

Variables can be declared using the `aa che` keyword followed by the variable name and its initial value

Data Types

Numbers and strings are like other languages. sachu and khotu are the boolean values.

Print Statement

The `batavo` statement is used to print the specified expression to the output console.

Expressions

Expressions represent a combination of variables, operators, and literals that are evaluated to produce a single value. Expressions can be simple or complex depending on the operations involved.

Operators

only `<` and `>` supported

If Condition

The `jo` statement allows conditional execution of code blocks. If the condition specified in the if statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the `jo` block is executed;

If..ElseIf Condition

The `ka` statement allows you to check multiple conditions sequentially. If the condition specified in the `jo` statement is false, it checks the condition in the `ka` statement, and so on.

If..ElseIf..Else Condition

If the condition specified in the ja or ka statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the ja or ka block is executed; otherwise, the code block inside the `nahitar` block is executed.

# Developer Info

Darshan Balar

balardarshan2400@gmail.com

Made By Darshan Balar, 2024

A Programming Language For Gujjus

Coding with a touch of funA fun programming language written in typescript

npm i kemcholang

Made by @darshanbalar

# Playground

# Documentation

General

Every program should start with kem cho and ends with aavjo .

Variables

Variables can be declared using the aa che keyword followed by the variable name and its initial value

Data Types

Numbers and strings are like other languages. sachu and khotu are the boolean values.

Print Statement

The batavo statement is used to print the specified expression to the output console.

Expressions

Expressions represent a combination of variables, operators, and literals that are evaluated to produce a single value. Expressions can be simple or complex depending on the operations involved.

Operators

only < and > supported

If Condition

The jo statement allows conditional execution of code blocks. If the condition specified in the if statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the jo block is executed;

If..ElseIf Condition

The ka statement allows you to check multiple conditions sequentially. If the condition specified in the jo statement is false, it checks the condition in the ka statement, and so on.

If..ElseIf..Else Condition

If the condition specified in the ja or ka statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the ja or ka block is executed; otherwise, the code block inside the nahitar block is executed.

# Developer Info

Darshan Balar

balardarshan2400@gmail.com

Made By Darshan Balar, 2024

Coding with a touch of fun
A fun programming language written in typescript

`npm i kemcholang`

Every program should start with `kem cho` and ends with `aavjo` .

Variables can be declared using the `aa che` keyword followed by the variable name and its initial value

The `batavo` statement is used to print the specified expression to the output console.

only `<` and `>` supported

The `jo` statement allows conditional execution of code blocks. If the condition specified in the if statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the `jo` block is executed;

The `ka` statement allows you to check multiple conditions sequentially. If the condition specified in the `jo` statement is false, it checks the condition in the `ka` statement, and so on.

If the condition specified in the ja or ka statement evaluates to true, the code block inside the ja or ka block is executed; otherwise, the code block inside the `nahitar` block is executed.