Syntax Overview

Printing to console:

// This prints 'Hello World'
echo("Hello World")
// This uses data from the Person class and prints 'Hello! My name is David and I am 20 years old.'
echo("Hello! My name is "&Person.Name&" and I am "&Person.Age&" years old.)
// This prints 4.
echo(2+2)
echo(2*2)

Comments:

// This is a comment!

Variables:

// Variables can be defined with a colon or an equals sign.
var age = 20
var name = "David"
// This is a constant which means the value cannot be changed later on.
const weight = 90
// This is a local. It is a variable which means that is exists in a function, class, conditional or protocol only and can only be accessed from said interface.
local index = index++

Classes:

// This class uses already defined variables for class information. You do not need to use variables for classes.
class Person:
    def Name = name
    def Age = age
end

This can allow you to access Person.Name and Person.Age.

if Person.Age != age:
    Person.Age = age
else:
    Person.Age = Person.Age - age
end

Conditionals

if Person.Age > 18:
    echo("This person is an adult!")
else:
    echo("This person is not an adult.")
end

Functions

// This is a function for squaring a number (multiplying it by itself) then displaying it.
fn square(x):
    x = (x*x)
    echo(x)
end
// This is a function for squaring a number and returning it, instead of displaying it.
fn square(x):
    x = (x*x)
    echo(x)
    local result = x
end
var result = square(result)

Arrays

arr numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]