SysLang: A Programming Language

Instructions

yk what to do right????????????????????????????? ANYWAYS dunno why its black BUT copy and pastee into a .py file and run. (using Python.) syntax: //comment - Literally a comment. does NOTHING. print "hi" - guess. print r"[red]hi[/red]" - guess again. also r means COLOUR mode. print f"{name}" - Prints the variable, "name". print rf"[red]{name}[/red]" - Prints the variable, "name" BUT IN COLOUR MODE. let "variable" "Hello!" - Makes the variable, "variable", "Hello!" now we gettin to KINDA complicated if f"{name}" == "sys" print "Hello, creator!" - If the variable, "name" is "sys", it prints "Hello, creator!" if not f"{name}" == "sys" print "boo." / if "{name}" != "sys" print "boo." - If the variable, "name" is not "sys", it prints "boo.". if "h" in f"{greeting}" print "Yay!" - If "h" is in the variable, "greeting", it prints "Yay!". if not "h" in f"{greeting}" print "Aww..." - If "h" is not in the variable, "greeting", it prints "Aww...". let input "name" "Enter your name: " - It sets the variable, "name" to the users input to "Enter your name: ". alias greet print "Hello!" - Creates an alias, basically, a command you can run. This alias prints "Hello!" and is called "greet". You can call it by typing "greet". ok now we getting REAL complicated alias greet-name print f"Hello, {name}!" - Creates an alias, called "greet", with an argument, that will set to a variable, "name". The variable "name" will be temporary. The arguments are being chosen by the -s AFTER the alias name. You will call it by typing the command and then the amount of arguments. Those are all the relevant commands. You don't need to know the rest. Don't forget to type ".repl". Also, if SysLang has an error: THERE IS AN ERROR IN YOUR CODE. Not SysLang's.