EuskoPy
| Paradigm(s) | imperative |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Muxutruk |
| Appeared in | 2025 |
| Computational class | Turing complete |
| Major implementations | [[1]] |
| Influenced by | Python, Basque |
| File extension(s) | .eus |
BasquePy is a simple esoteric programming language (esolang) that transpiles to Python, written in grammatically correct Basque. The source code is available on GitHub.
Syntax
BasquePy only supports integers and floats as values.
Function Calls
Since Basque is a subject-object-verb (SOV) language, the verb (function name) should go last in function calls. The only available function is print (in Basque: inprimatu):
(x)inprimatu
Expressions
Expressions are formed with two operands and one operator, such as *, /, +, and so on. Comparators also follow this structure.
Assignments
Assignments can be done with or without arithmetic operations using the following syntax:
[VAR] [VALUE] (OP VALUE) dela ezarri;
For example:
n 29 dela ezarri; lehena 1 + 5 dela ezarri;
For Loops
BasquePy supports for loops using a range:
[VAR] bakoitzeko [VALUE/VARIABLE] eta [VALUE/VARIABLE] artean {
[BODY]
}
Example usage:
i bakoitzeko 1 eta 52 artean {
}
i bakoitzeko 0 eta x artean {
}
If Statements
Conditional statements require a comparison, where the left side is either a variable, number, or expression, followed by a comparator such as ==, and then the right side.
x == 10 bada {
(x)inprimatu
}
x + 5 == 15 bada {
(x)inprimatu
}
x + 5 == 15 + 5 bada {
(x)inprimatu
} bestela {
(x)inprimatu
}
BasquePy does not support elif statements, but they can be avoided using nested if statements.