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#DesPYcito

Check it out! DesPYcito is based on Python, but using lyrics from the song Despacito by Luis Fonsi

dime "Hola Todas"

this is how we fizzbuzz n

  es i 0

  pasito a pasito
    if i % 3 == 0 & i % 5 == 0:
      dime "FizzBuzz"
    elif i % 3 == 0:
      dime "Fizz"
    elif i % 5 == 0:
      dime "Buzz"
    else:
      dime i

    if i >= n:
      termina

    sube i
    otra

  favorito verdad
do it

You have to add an alias for it to work.

alias de="PATH_TO_DIRECTORY/bin/despycito"

When you run the program you must type:

de it.o

Thus, whatever file you make must be named 'it.o'

This language is called desPYcito because it's the slow way to write Python (also it's a dope song).

All desPYcito programs must begin with the following comment:

#Despacito

desPYcito supports integers, floats, and strings. Booleans are verdad (true) and falso (false).

desPYcito accepts all standard operators, +, -, *, \, %, **, etc. (It's basically python)

69
verdad
"hola"

To print a value, say: dime "hola"

dime 69
dime "hola"

desPYcito uses the following notation for assigning variable values:

es x 1

This essentially assigns 1 to x, like x = 1

You can also use "sube" to add 1 to a value, like this:

sube x

which roughly translates to x = x + 1

Function definitions begin with this is how we [name] [args] and are closed with do it. To specify the return value, use favorito [optional value]. desPYcito does not yet support anonymous functions.

Examples are included in the /examples directory.

To make a loop, start it with: pasito a pasito and end it with: otra

pasito a pasito
  ...
otra

To make a loop go slowly (despacito), you can do this:

feat time
pasito a pasito
   ...
   despacito 1
otra

This will slow down each loop by 1 second. Make sure you feat time before using despacito to slow it down

To exit a loop use the command termina. Thus we can write a while loop as follows:

pasito a pasito
	[...]
	if [condition]:
		termina
otra

You can access other Python libraries by featuring them on the track using: feat [libname].

Campion Fellin. Shoutout to https://github.com/rrshaban/keyplusplus for the inspiration