Simpl-Py is an easy, fast, and simple recreational programming language that is being turned into something useful. This language shares similar syntax with Python.
Simpl-Py 0.8.0-beta is definitely Simpl-Py's biggest update ever! Here are a few highlights:
- Module System Working! (import custom modules and access functions)
- New Website: switching from Google Sites to GitHub Pages
- New Call Function: dial numbers for advanced-specific features in Simpl-Py like
DEV MODE - FASTER!
- The Simpl-Py interpreter (0.8.0 and up) is now 25% faster than previous versions
- Efficient code and new systems make faster response
- Newlines do not pass through handlers
- Tired of hundreds of if statements:
- New model uses tokens instead of if statements with strings
- Improves errors and debugging
- More than 25 new error codes with optional detailed information
- MORE!!!
- Read the version release for all changes
The syntax in Simpl-Py is easy to learn and understand. Here is the hello world program in Simpl-Py:
>> print
Print What? >> Hello World
Hello World
(">>" shows user input)
- Full interpreter
- Support on Python 3.6+
- Documentation
- Over 25 errors with codes for assistance
There are 2 ways to download Simpl-Py
Click the 'Download Code' button above. Unzip the file and execute the Simpl.py file (or the Simpl-Py.exe if provided).
git clone https://github.com/zer0-official/simpl-py
The requirements are found in requirements.txt
Here are some examples made in Simpl-Py:
(">>" shows user input)
print.echo will print any text on the screen as many times as you want (almost)
>> print.echo
Echo What? >> simpl-py (text to echo)
Echo Space? >> 3 (number of spaces between strings)
Echo Amount? >> 5 (times to echo)
Output:
simpl-py simpl-py simpl-py simpl-py simpl-py
print_math will do basic math operations with a (kind of) infinite amount of integers
>> print_math
Integer Amount? >> 3 (amount of numbers to operate)
Integer: >> 4
Integer: >> 7
Integer: >> 2
Operator (+, -, *, /): >> +
Output:
13
Included in Simpl-Py 0.8.0-beta, is a fun feature that gives you the ability to import modules. Simpl-Py comes with a test module just for you to import, so follow along with your program! As expected, importing is easy:
>> @module (the name after "@" will be imported)
This is a Simpl-Py Example Module (welcome text displayed after first import)
What Function? >> inside (call function inside module)
This is inside the function. (output from module)
Great! We just imported a module and accessed a function inside. Try calling inside from @module again to see that the welcome text is not displayed twice.
Read the docs for more info on modules
Development programs are states of focus for projects like Simpl-Py. You can take a topic or feature that needs improvement in a project and turn it into a dev program so developers have a focus and a goal.
Here is a list of Dev Programs for Simpl-Py:
Goals Accomplished:
- A new interpreter console for the language with enhancing and adjustment options
- A module system for users to add their own piece of code into the pie
- New advertising and communication guidelines for the user
- More interaction with the user within the language
- Fixes
To contribute, solve an issue, send a PR, report a bug, etc. Contributors are found in src/BaseFunc/credits.txt.
Simpl-Py by Zer0 2023
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