Question on some of the syntax. It's neat, and think the idea's cool. Would definitely be something if nothing else for security through obscurity. Is it even code?

However, for some of the number stuff, if you write something like:

  (5'le 3'ün farkını) yaz.
  (3'ün 5'le farkını) yaz.

How does it tell whether it is:

  5 - 3 =  2, or
  3 - 5 = -2  ?

Does it always just return 2 because of the meaning of "farkını" and the placement of 'le and 'ün? Like:

  (5 first, 3 second, difference) write, vs
  (3 second, 5 first, difference) write  ?

Google just gave back:

  Write (the difference between 5 and 3).
  Write (the difference between 3 and 5).

Not especially familiar with Turkish, and mostly had to use translation, yet it looks like a language for defining math theorems? Number following "zero" shall be called "one", number following "one" shall be called "two". Or is that more just a feature of using natural language for the writing syntax?