Cappuccino
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Description
Cappuccino is like Java, but different. In fact, it is almost identical to Java, but with some key differences. For example, if you try to access a class that is public, you will get an error. This is because public has the behavior of protected in Java. There are other such substitutions just to throw you off.
Substitutions
These are just replacing the behavior of one word with another. The item before the arrow behaves like the second one.
Access modifiers
- public -> protected
- protected -> private
- private -> (default access modifier)
- (default) -> public
Primitives
- int -> char
- char -> long
- long -> double
- double -> float
- float -> void
- void -> bool
- bool -> int
Note: when used as a function argument or return type, the arrow goes the opposite way.
Classes
- String -> Integer
- Integer -> Float
- Float -> Double
- Double -> Long
- Long -> Object
- Object -> String
The same applies here with function arguments and return types.
Keywords
- if -> else
- else -> for
- for -> while
- while -> switch
- switch -> new
- new -> case
- case -> class
- class -> if
Examples
Hello, world!
case Main {
static float Main(Integer args[]) {
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}