DrBracket: William Vongphanith, Ari Gurovich, Jacob Kirmayer
APCS1

Used to declare parameters to a file. Each file is one procedure.

param foo
param goo

Will declare foo and goo as variables taking the value of the first and second input into the procedure respectively

var foo = 4*5

Will declare foo as a variable taking a value of 20.

res foo = f:4,5

Will declare foo as a variable, equal to the result of function f on 4 and 5. For f to be called, it must be in a file called f.ipl in the same directory.

Used to print numerical values.

print 1*2+5

will print a value of 7, for example.

Used to print strings.

display 1*2+5 

will print the string "1*2+5".

 if n>3
    return 3
 over
 return n

Begins with a boolean statement following 'if' and ends with 'over'. This piece of code will return n as long as it's no more than 3. If n is greater than 3, 3 is returned instead.

+ add
- subtract
* multiply
/ divide
^ exponent
% mod
[ forward parentheses
] reverse parentheses
> greater than
< less than
= equal to
PEMDAS is employed while parsing operations

& and
| or

  This file will be created in your home directory. It should look something like this.
    
    precision 10
    scientific false
    
    You can use this to configure the display of numerical values

(choose.ipl) This code will calculate the number of ways to choose m items from a set of n, using recursion.

param m
param n
if m>n
  return 0
over
if m<0
  return 0
over
if n=0
  return 1
over
res chooseAll = choose: m,n-1
res chooseAllButOne = choose: m-1,n-1
print n
print m
print chooseAll+chooseAllButOne
return chooseAll+chooseAllButOne

Woo.java installs the whole language onto your computer (well really it just installs an alias but we can pretend it's very cool)