Complete Example

The following program demonstrates several features available in Alpha-7:

• Nunction
• Variables
• Arrays
• Tuples
• Lists
• While
• For
• If
• Else
• Arithmetic
• String interpolation
• Stop
• Bitwise operations
• Zero-argument function calls
• Boolean values

Nunction Tick()
{
    Print("tick");
}

Open Nunction Main()
{
    // Array
    Ore[3] FixedNums = [10, 20, 30,];

    Print(FixedNums[0]);

    FixedNums[1] = 55;

    Print(FixedNums[1]);
    Print(FixedNums.Length);

    // Tuple
    Ore(Int Age, Weld Name) Person = {14, "Den"};

    Print(Person.Age);
    Print(Person.Name);

    Person.Age = 15;

    Print(Person.Age);

    // List
    Materials Int Numbers = (10, 20, 30,);

    Print(Numbers[0]);
    Print(Numbers.Length);

    Numbers.Add(40);

    Print(Numbers[3]);

    Numbers.Remove(0);

    Print(Numbers[0]);

    // While loop
    Int I = 0;

    While (I < 5)
    {
        Print(\V"{I}");
        I = I + 1;
    }

    // For loop
    For (Int J = 0; J < 3; J++)
    {
        Print(\V"J = {J}");
    }

    // Boolean
    Bool Flag = true;
    Print(Flag);
    Flag = false;
    Print(Flag);

    // Stop inside a loop
    Int K = 0;

    While (K < 10)
    {
        If (K == 3)
        {
            Stop;
        }

        Print(\V"{K}");
        K = K + 1;
    }

    // Zero-argument Nunction call
    Tick();

    // Bitwise operations
    Int A = 12;
    Int B = 10;

    Print(A And B);
    Print(A Or B);
    Print(A Xor B);
}

This example represents the current Alpha-7 subset. Some features are still planned or parser-only, so the example shows what the compiler currently handles.

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