>“Google users in America have searched for Python more often than for Kim Kardashian.”
I wonder how Kim Kardashian programming language looks like. I guess low level but with garbage collector. :D
I wonder how Kim Kardashian programming language looks like. I guess low level but with garbage collector. :D
Hey dolls, let me introduce you to the Kimmie programming language, it's like totally fab and easy to use!
To declare a variable, just use the hashtag symbol and the variable name, like this:
#my_var
To assign a value to the variable, use the word "like" followed by the value, like this:
#my_var like 10
To print out a message, use the word "OMG" followed by the message in double quotes, like this:
OMG "Hello, dolls!"
To add two variables together, use the word "add" followed by the two variables, like this:
#var1 like 5 #var2 like 7 #sum like add #var1 #var2
import re
def trashtalk_interpreter(code): variables = {} code_lines = code.split("\n")
for line in code_lines:
if line.startswith("#"):
var_name, _, value = line.partition(" like ")
if "add " in value:
_, var1, var2 = value.partition("add ")
var1 = var1.strip()
var2 = var2.strip()
variables[var_name.strip()] = variables[var1] + variables[var2]
else:
variables[var_name.strip()] = int(value)
elif line.startswith("OMG"):
message = re.findall(r'"(.*?)"', line)
if message:
print(message[0].format(**variables))
trashtalk_interpreter(code)
class KimmieInterpreter:
def __init__(self):
self.variables = {}
def interpret(self, code):
for line in code.split("\n"):
tokens = line.split()
if len(tokens) == 0:
continue
if tokens[0] == "#":
self.variables[tokens[1]] = None
elif tokens[0] == "#my_var":
self.variables[tokens[1]] = int(tokens[3])
elif tokens[0] == "OMG":
print(tokens[1][1:-1])
elif tokens[0] == "add":
var1 = self.variables[tokens[2]]
var2 = self.variables[tokens[3]]
result = var1 + var2
self.variables[tokens[1]] = resultThis language isn't here to make friends.
And exposed naked primitives ... :-)