KirboSmash

-A very simplified programming language written in python imitating voices of the famous nintendo character named Kirby!
-Now supports Shell and Scripting both!! POYO!! (Interpreter based model)
-I know; an interpreter inside an interpreter, might be slow and not too efficient but its something I made for fun!

How to Run Interpreter

Open any code editor or python IDE and then run shell.py

Syntax

The Syntax is based on kirby noises but mixed with english.

Keywords

letyo,
andpo,
orpo,
nopo,
ifyo,
butpoyo,
elseyo,
foryo,
po,
stepo,
whileyo,
power,
thenpo,
over,
getpo,
cmon,
die,
false,
true,
math_pi, (pi value)
say, BuiltInFunction print
say_ret, BuiltInFunction print_ret
tellme, BuiltInFunction for input
tellme_int, BuiltInFunction for input in integer
boom, BuiltInFunction for clear (terminal)
booms, BuiltInFunction for mass clear (terminal)
is_numpo, BuiltInFunction for checking if number
is_stringpo, BuiltInFunction for checking if string
is_listpo, BuiltInFunction for checking if list
is_power, BuiltInFunction for checking if function exists
join, BuiltInFunction for appending
explode, BuiltInFunction for pop (stack/list)
stretch, BuiltInFunction for extending (arrays or stack)
len, BuiltInFunction for length
go, BuiltInFunction for running a file

Comparison Operators

not equal to : != equals to : ==
less than : <
greater than : >
greater than or equal to : >=
less than or equal to : <=
and : andpo
or : orpo
not : nopo

Variable Declaration

letyo <var_name> = <value>

A variable can be declared while performing an operation too, for exmaple:

poyo> 5 + letyo a = 6
11
poyo> a
6

If - Else statments

keywords: ifyo, thenpo, elseyo
ifyo <condition> thenpo <process> elseyo <process>

--For Else if statements:

keyword: butpoyo <condition>
ifyo <condition> thenpo <process> butpoyo <condition> thenpo <process> elseyo <process>

--For blocks of if statements:
ifyo <condition> thenpo
  <your_code>
over

Built-in Functions

Below are the built-in functions available in KirboSmash, along with their syntax and descriptions:

Function	Syntax Example	Description
say	say "Hello, Poyo!"	Prints the given value to the console.
say_ret	say_ret "Hello, Poyo!"	Prints the given value to the console and returns it.
tellme	letyo name = tellme{}	Prompts the user for input as a string.
tellme_int	letyo age = tellme_int{}	Prompts the user for input and converts it to an integer.
boom	boom{}	Clears the terminal screen.
booms	booms{}	Clears the terminal screen multiple times (mass clear).
is_numpo	is_numpo{5}	Returns true if the argument is a number, else false.
is_stringpo	is_stringpo{"kirby"}	Returns true if the argument is a string, else false.
is_listpo	is_listpo{[1,2,3]}	Returns true if the argument is a list, else false.
is_power	is_power{"myfunc"}	Returns true if a function with the given name exists, else false.
join	join{[1,2], 3}	Appends the second argument to the list (first argument).
explode	explode{[1,2,3]}	Removes and returns the last element from the list (like pop).
stretch	stretch{[1,2], [3,4]}	Extends the first list with elements from the second list.
len	len{[1,2,3]}	Returns the length of the list or string.
go	go{"myscript.kirbo"}	Runs another KirboSmash script file.

Note: All built-in functions are called directly by their names as shown above. Arguments are provided in parentheses, and return values depend on the function.

The list is still under progress (sorry hehe)