Rush is a simple interactive interpreter written in C#. It's not named so because I completed this in 2 hours and 8 minutes, thats crazy talk!
Its dynamically typed (im sorry), doesn't feauture semicolons (im sorry again but I wanted to try a make a "python styled" language this time. You can check out my compiler here) and specialises with numbers!
Lets get technical. shall we?
All lines preceeded by a
>are input while any other line is output
> x = 10
10
> y = 20
20
> x + y
30//general syntax
fn name <arguments> => <expression>
> fn echo x => x
no output
> fn add x y => x + y
no output
> add 10 echo 30
40Its worth noting rush doesn't feauture booleans explicitly. It conforms to the not so standard:
0: true
1: false
//general syntax
if <condition> => <expression>
> x = 4
4
> if x > 1 && x < 10 => x + 10
14Rush has an execution limit of 255 statements in a while loop
//general syntax
while <condition> => <expression>
> x = 4
4
> while x < 10 => x = x + 1
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10Now I get it, rush isn't exactly a goldmine of oppurtunity here. Keeping that in mind I am happy with how much I was able to complete in 2 hours from scratch. It might not be much but it was fun and so I consider this a win.
Thanks for reading and I hope you like my interpreter. Have a good day!!!