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hinglang

v0.3.0

Published

HingLang - A Hinglish + English programming language

Readme

HingLang 🚀

HingLang is a simple toy programming language that uses Hinglish + English syntax to make coding fun and easy for beginners.

It demonstrates how programming languages work internally using a custom interpreter written in C.

📦 Installation

Install globally to use the command:

npm install -g hinglang

▶️ Usage

Run a HingLang file:

hinglang file.hing

🧪 Example Programs

1. Print Output

You can use print or likho:

print 10 likho 10


2. Arithmetic (BODMAS + Parentheses)

print 2 + 3 * 4 print (2 + 3) * 4


3. Variables

x = 10 y = 5 print x + y


4. Negative Numbers

print -5 print -(2 + 3)


5. If Condition

You can use if or agar:

x = 10 agar x > 5 print x


6. If-Else (Same line or next line)

You can use else or anyatha:

x = 3 agar x > 5 print x anyatha print 0

x = 3 agar x > 5 print x anyatha print 0


7. Comparison Operators

Supported operators:

< == >= <= !=

Example:

x = 10 agar x >= 10 print 1 agar x != 5 print 2


✨ Features

  • Hinglish + English syntax
  • Beginner-friendly design
  • Variables and arithmetic expressions
  • BODMAS with parentheses support
  • Negative numbers support
  • Conditional statements (if/agar, else/anyatha)
  • Comparison operators: > < == >= <= !=
  • Lightweight interpreter written in C

⚠️ Limitations

  • Only integer values supported
  • No loops yet
  • No string handling
  • One statement per line
  • Variable names should contain only alphabets

🧠 How it Works

HingLang reads a .hing file line by line, parses expressions, evaluates conditions, and executes commands using a custom-built interpreter.

👤 Author

Jagmeet Singh

📄 License

ISC