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KLN is an interpreted and minimalist programming language inspired by Haskell. It was designed to promote faster and more efficient development by using only operators to reduce the amount of code required. With a concise and powerful syntax, KLN is ideal for those who want to write code quickly and concisely.
The following tools were used in this project:
# Runs the code inside the file example.kln
$ make kn file=example.kln Example of an addition:
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$ Num + Num # example 5 + 5Example of a subtraction:
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$ Num - Num # example 5 - 5Example of a multiplication:
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$ Num * Num # example 5 * 5Example of a division:
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$ Num *|* Num # example 5 *|* 5Example of a remainder of division:
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$ Num *%* Num # example 5 *%* 5Example of an exponential:
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$ Num ^ Num # example 5 ^ 5Example of an and:
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$ Bool and Bool # example True or TrueExample of an or:
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$ Bool or Bool # example True or FalseExample of a not:
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$ !Bool # example !TrueExample of an if:
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$ ? exp ?! exp | exp # example ? 5 == 5 ?! 2 + 2 | 2 - 1Example of a less than:
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$ Num < Num # example 2 < 3Example of a greater than:
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$ Num > Num # example 3 > 2Example of a less than or equal to:
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$ Num <= Num # example 2 <= 3Example of a greater than or equal to:
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$ Num >= Num # example 3 >= 2Example of an equal:
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$ Num == Num # example 3 == 3Example of a not equal:
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$ Num != Num # example 3 != 2Example of a lambda:
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$ (-\ Var : Type -> exp) e # example (-\ x :Num -> x + 1) 6Example of a create (Let to Haskell):
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$ Create Var = Num in exp # example create x = 5 in x + 2Example of a List:
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$ [exp] # example [1, 2, 3] o [2 + 2, 3 + 5] or [true, false, true]Made by Pedrinhonitz in the Programming Languages classes - UFFS