In the vast world of coding languages, where new ideas echo through digital canyons, there's Dino—a language that's like a journey back in time, mixing dinosaurs with ancient civilizations. It's not your average coding tool; it's an adventure into creativity, made by coding pioneers to let you explore wild realms of imagination. With Dino, every line of code feels like crafting your own Jurassic story, leaving a mark on the digital world just like those ancient beasts.
quest concatenateStrings(stegostring str1, stegostring str2) {
hatch str1 + " " + str2
}
🦖 Usage
dinostring result = concatenateStrings("Hello", "Dino!")
rawr result
🦖 Dino printing
rawr("ROAR beeg dino angry. Need food. I hate comet.")
🦖 Dino
quest hungry(dinum hunger) {
if-rex hunger > 100 {
hatch "full"
} t-else {
hatch "hungry"
}
}
🦖 Usage
stegostring = hungry(50)
rawr stegostring
quest dinonums() {
roaring miss{
if-rex miss{
stomp
}
}
}
dinonums()
🦖 looping
quest sumOfSquares(dinum n) {
dinum sum = 0
roar 1 to n {
sum = i * i + sum
}
hatch sum
}
🦖 Usage
int SoS = sumOfSquares(3)
I’m Owen, a senior CS major at LMU, currently working at L3Harris, a defense company. I switched into cs my sophomore year, and have always coded here and there my whole life. I am interested in NLP, specifically stable diffusion, and am a music enthusiast.
GitHub: yuevan10284
Computer science student working on a 4+1 masters. Currently Al engineer intern working on AI Education software. Loves outdoors, games, and basketball.
I'm Anthony, a junior CS major at LMU. I'm interested in joining the gaming industry or becoming an (IT) tech supoort specialist. I love playing/watching soccer and my favorite team is FC Barcelona.
I'm Brandon, a junior CS major at LMU.
link: https://github.com/yuevan10284/Dino-Programming-Language.git