EasyLang

⚠ Syntax may differ from latest interpreter

EasyLang is under active development, and syntax/behavior may change frequently. Examples shown in this documentation might not always match the most current interpreter version. Please check release notes or GitHub commits for the most recent syntax updates.

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EasyLang is a beginner-friendly, English-like programming language designed to teach coding concepts in the simplest possible form.

You write code using natural English words such as:

we let x = 10
so print x

EasyLang is powered by Python and supports: - Variables - Lists & Dictionaries - Functions - Modules - File I/O - Loops - Conditions - Built-in Standard Library - Importing & Using of External Python Libraries easily - Error Reporting with beautiful formatting to help you debug

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Quick Example

we let name = "GreenBugX"

if name equals "GreenBugX" then [
    so print "Hello creator!"
]

Documentation Sections

Use the left navigation to explore:

• Getting Started: Installation and setup instructions.
• Language Overview: Core syntax and features of EasyLang.
• Syntax & Reference:
  • Lexical Structure
  • Grammer
  • Statements
  • Expressions
  • Variables & Scopes
  • Functions
  • Modules
  • Standard Library
  • Error System
  • Types System
  • Appendix
• EasyLang CLI:
  • Installation
  • Usage Guide
  • Commands Reference
• ELPM (EasyLang Package Manager):
  • Introduction to ELPM
  • Getting Started with ELPM
  • Installing & Using Python Packages
  • Managing Dependencies
• Examples: A collection of EasyLang code samples.
  • Hello World
  • Basic I/O
  • Control Structures
  • Functions & Modules
  • Data Structures
  • File Handling
  • Error Handling
  • Using External Libraries