1line

1line is a joke programming language worked on by DockedChutoy (talk) in the year 2022. It was made to be terrible.

Commands

Types

In 1line, there are 3 types:

Strings

Strings are marked by being surrounded by minuses, like this:

 -Hi-

String can be also joined:

 -The-+-Thing-

Numbers

Numbers can be made in this fashion:

 |123|

Number operations can be stored as well:

 |21+21|

Booleans

Booleans cannot be used by the user, and are instead used in conditionals, which will be explained further.

Printing

The command write{} is used to print stuff to screen, like this:

 write{-Test-}
 write{|42|}

Variables

Variables are can be created using the var{} command this way:

 var{x-Yes-}write{x}

(Remember that programs are to be written in ONE line, just like in the name) The above example creates a variable called x, stores the value Yes in it, and then prints it.

Also, a variable can be declared inside a command:

 write{var{x|876|}}

And finally, you can change a variable:

 var{x-AB-}write{x}var{x+-CD-}write{x}

Input

Input can be recieved and stored using the command expect{}:

 expect{-x-}write{x}

If there is already something in the variable the input is assigned to, then the input is joined to the variable (Note that expecting the wrong type is an error):

 var{x-This is a-}expect{-x-}write{x}

One can also make it so that a string or a number is joined to the recieved input:

 expect{-x-+-yes-}

Joining two different types results in a error.

Examples

Hello World

 write{-Hello World-}

Cat

 write{expect{-x-}}