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'== ThingLang == '''ThingLang''' is an esoteric programming language created by [[User:Rasa8877|Rasa8877]] in 2025. It is designed to be playful and readable, using English-like keywords for variables, printing, functions, loops, and comments. === Overview === ThingLang uses a minimal set of keywords and commands to perform operations. It emphasizes clarity with natural-language-like syntax while remaining fully functional for variables, loops, and functions. === Commands / Keywords === * `THIS <name> IS <value>` — Assign a value (number or string) to a variable. * `THINGSAY <value>` — Print the value of a variable or a string literal. * `DOTHING <name> GONNA ... GONNAEND` — Define a function named `<name>`. * `<name>` — Call a previously defined function. * `NOTAGAIN ... TIMES IS <n>` — Loop over the block `<n>` times. * `!` — Comment; anything after `!` on a line is ignored. === Example Program === <pre> ! Example ThingLang program THIS x IS 5 THINGSAY x THINGSAY "Hello ThingLang!" DOTHING greet GONNA THINGSAY "Hello from a function!" GONNAEND greet NOTAGAIN THINGSAY "Looping..." TIMES IS 3 </pre> === Tips & Tricks === * **Comments anywhere** — You can place `!` comments at the start or end of any line. * **Nested loops** — Loops can appear inside functions or inside other loops. * **Function calls** — Functions can call other functions. * **Variables** — You can reuse variable names; assignment overwrites previous values. Example with nested loops and functions: <pre> THIS i IS 1 DOTHING countdown GONNA NOTAGAIN THINGSAY i THIS i IS i + 1 TIMES IS 5 GONNAEND countdown </pre> === Interpreter === The official interpreter is written in Python and reads `.tl` files. It supports all ThingLang syntax, including variables, printing, functions, loops, and comments. Example usage: <pre> python thinglang.py example.tl </pre> === References / Downloads === * Interpreter: [https://github.com/Rasa8877/ThingLang thinglang.py]'