Draft:K Sharp (programming language)

K# is a interpreted programming language syntacally to V# or C# by me.

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Syntax

So my language is buggy, but this is how it should work:

Example	Meaning
var a = 1;	Variable "a" = 1
var a = b;	Variable "a" = variable "b"
var a = b + 1;	Variable "a" = variable "b" plus 1
a += 1;	Change variable "a" by 1
a /= 2;	Divide in-place variable "a" by 2
var a = "hello, world!";	Variable "a" = "Hello, world!"
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> func a() { var b = 1; } </syntaxhighlight>	Initialize function a() with no parameters. To call a() we use a();
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> func a(b) { var c = b; } </syntaxhighlight>	Initialize function a() with required parameter b. To call a() we use a(somevalue);
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> func b(a, c=3) { a += c; } </syntaxhighlight>	Initialize function a() with required parameter b and optional parameter c. To call a() we use a(somevalue, somevalue1); or a(somevalue);
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> func c() { return 12; } </syntaxhighlight>	Initialize function a() with return value 12. To call a() we use a();Also to get a function's value we use a()
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> var a = 1; var b = 2; if (a == b) { b = 3; } </syntaxhighlight>	An if statement
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> var a = 10; var b = 0; while (b < 10) { b += 1; } </syntaxhighlight>	A while statement
execp("print("a")");	execp is "execute in python". The syntax here is somehow not readable, but I think it's "print(" + a + ")" But this is the answer And same for calling functions ig to have var b on print() we use print("b");. I don't know if theres a better way to do this but this is the answer.
evalp("input(\"What's ur name? \")");	evalp is "eval in python". The syntax here is somehow not readable. But this is the answer
using "mymodule.ks";	Import a file called "mymodule.ks" to program.