Parnassus

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The Parnassus Programming Language (2007, by User:Pegasus) is a programming language with features that other languages never had before. It is based on the When instruction, that allows to run a procedure in the moment an event happen. It also has a support to multiple strings of OR and AND logical statements, making the program simplier. It will be implemented through Hera Runtime

Hello World Example

Load "output.exe"
When app.run = True
  Call write:string With const "Hello World"
  End

Another example: An application that receives a number from keyboard and it prints a message if the number is 2, 4, 5 or 11.

Load "input.exe"
Load "output.exe"
When i = 5
  Call write:string With const "The number is five"
  End
When app.run = True
 Call read:integer to i            Comment: Reads an integer from the keyboard
 If i = ( 4; or 2; or 1)
  Call write:string With const "The number is two, four or eleven"             
  End
 End

If the number entered is 5 then program will print the message: "The number is five", If at some part of the program "i" loses its value of 5, and regains it later, the "When i = 5" method will be executed once more, right after the new assignment.