Finally the first release has been published on pypi.org

A small effort to make simple Marathi programming language for fun built using python3.

1. Installing the package

pip install bhashascript

2. Starting the BhashaScript console

bhashascript

3. Writing the very first line of code

dakhav("kay chal mag Bhava")

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4. Variable declaration

he a = 10 # Sankhya
he b = "Raje" # Shabda
he c = 1.1 # Dashank

image describing Variable declaration

5. If-Elif-Else Here, if is described as jar elif as nahijar and else as nahitar

he a = 10
jar a == 9 tar; dakhav("Nau") nahijar a == 10 tar; dakhav("Daha") nahitar dakhav("chuk")

The image of what is going on is here

6. loop loop what do you call them in marathi. Here is jowar representing while

jowar i < 10 tar; # condition for loop
he i = i + 1; # increase the i by 1
he j = j + i; # add i to j
thamb # end of loop

7. Break and Continue Hmmm, When loops and conditional statements are there then break and continue must be there right.

he i = 0
he j = 0

jowar i < 10 tar;
he i = i + 1;
jar i == 4 tar chal; # continue
he j = j + 1; # increase j by i
jar i == 8 tar tod; # break
thamb

8. Functions

Are you interested in functions. Yes we do have them both inbuilt as well as user defined. The keyword used is karya for function

• User defined

karya berij(x,y); # function to add 2 arguments
dakhav (x + y); # pring the result
thamb # end of function
berij(100, 200) # function call

here is simple implementation of user defined function for addition of two numbers

• Inbuilt as mul karya