The Ultra Simple Python Interpreted Language

This language is very expiremental! I've only been developing it for a day or two.

python main.py <filename>

• Pure-Python implementation
• Flexible(ish)
• Simple
• Small runtime

The language itself is very basic, similar to C or JS. It is very simple.

var (x = 10)
print(x)

>>> 10

As you can see, it creates a variable called x, then it prints the variable.

var (x = 0)
while (x < 10)
{
  print(x)
  var (x = x + 1)
}

This will increment x until it reaches 10.

Using require() we can include other scripts into the current script.

You can make comments with ;.

For example:

var (x = 1)
;var (x = 2)
print(x)

>>> 1

require('Program2.prog')
print('Hello from program 1!')

print('Hello from program 2!')

USPIL/ [
  interpreter.py (evaluator)
  lexer.py (makes tokens)
  main.py (this ties it all together)
  parse.py (turns the tokens into something better)
  pre.py (preprocessor, created for `require()`)
]

_{Readme last updated <15/7/2017> AUS format}