Mitsubishi Language
An Estoteric Language consisting of functions named after Mitsubishi Companies.
Mitsubishi Language is designed to be general purpose, however not practical.
Installation/Running
Prerequisites
- Python 3 must be installed.
- All the required packages in the requirements.txt
Installation
To install Mitsubishi Language, clone this repository.
git clone https://github.com/ArztKlein/mitsubshi-language.git
Running
cd into mitsubishi_language.
To open the interpreter, run the following:
Windows:
py -m mitsubishi_language
Usage
Mitsubishi Language Services are what would be called functions in a regular programming language. Services only take one argument, and may return a value.
Values are moved from service to service (piping) using an insert "->" operator.
Services
Mitsubishi Electric Printer
Will print the input to the console.
Hello World Example
In this example, a string is created, and then piped into mitsubishi electric printer, which is a service that will print to the console.
"Hello, world!"->mitsubishi electric printer
Variables
The Mitsubishi language is weakly typed.
Variables are prefixed with an @ (at) symbol. Unlike services, variables are not allowed to have a space in their name.
Put text into a variable, and then print it
"Hello, world"->@variable_name
@variable_name->mitsubishi electric printer
Another example that will ask the user for their name, store it into a variable, then print "Your name is: " with the name.
"What is your name? "->mitsubishi keyboard->@name
"Your name is: " + @name->mitsubishi electric printer