Strings are simply represented by 's and are used in view statments, which I'll get to later.
You can assign a variable just like in Python: name = value. You can also use name >> which gets the value of a variable.
The view statement is used just like Python 2's print keyword. Do view 'hello'.
The only current statement supported is the if value => othervalue: which is if value is equal to (=>) other value return True. Otherwise, return False
Just like a math equation * for mulitplying, + for adding, - for subtracting, /, for division, ** for exponents, // for sqrt.
W.I.P
import modulename