Totally Original Applicable Language ( T. O. A. L. )

by: CJ Plantemoli, Sam Richard, Chris Jansky, Jayden Craig

Official T.O.A.L. Website

Description

Introducing the Totally Original and Applicable Language (T.O.A.L.), a revolutionary new coding language that is designed to make programming more accessible to everyone. T.O.A.L. is written like plain English, so it is easy to understand and use, even for those with no prior coding experience. The simple syntax and intuitive structure make it easy for anyone to create powerful and complex programs with ease.

Whether you are a seasoned programmer or just starting out, this language is the perfect tool for creating efficient and effective code. So why wait? Start coding today with this new and user-friendly language!

Features

• Feel like a pro with our simple syntax and commands
• Contain all the data you need with our built in list structure
• Easily and elegantly repeat tasks or iterate over data with loops
• Make decisions with ease using conditional statements
• Automate your code and call it anytime you want with custom automations

Types

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
string	word
integer	number
float	number
boolean	boolean
array	list

Variable Declaration and Assignment

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
let a = 55;	make a with 55;
let b = “Hello World!”;	make b with “Hello World!”;
let c = 1.7;	make c with 1.7;
let d = true;	make d with true;
let e = false;	make e with false;
const var = “Constant”;	constantly make var with "Constant";

Variable Incrementation

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
x++	add 1 to x;
x--	subtract 1 from x
x = x * 1	multiply x by 1
x = x / 2	divide x by 2
x = x^3	raise x to the 3
x = x % 2	mod x by 2

Simple Arithmetic

• Sum: 9 plus 10
• Difference: 9 minus 10
• Multiplication: 9 times 10
• Division: 9 divided by 10
• Exponents: 9 to the 10
• Modulus: 9 mod 10

Built In Functions

Printing

• print "Hello World!";

List Functions

• append [element] to [list];
• remove [index] from [list];

Keywords

Traditional	T.O.A.L.
true	true
false	false
print	print
function	automation
return	output
if	if
else	ifnot
for	loop over
while	loop while
break	break

Examples

If Statements

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
let x = 4; if (x > 4) { return true; } else { return false; }	make x with 4; if x is larger than 4 { output true; } ifnot { output false; }

For-Loops

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
let list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; for element in list { element++; console.log(element); }	make list with [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; loop over element in list { add 1 to element; print element; }

Automations

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
function addNums(num1, num2) { return num1 + num2 }	automate addNums(num1, num2) { output num1 plus num2; }

Automations

JavaScript	T.O.A.L.
// this is a comment	# this is a comment