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by chkas 8y ago
> if it's not too late I'd also re-think the name I am also not yet satisfied with the name - so if you had a suggestion ...
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by chkas 8y ago
Thank you for your feedback. I think I'll disable the run button if there's no code.
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by chkas 8y ago
Thank you for pointing that out. When you press Enter, everything is parsed, including the current line. The current line will only be accepted if it is syntactically correct. Normally this works quite well, but for beginners this can be a
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by chkas 8y ago
> Any notion on what a language like this would be good for? I get the impression maybe similar to my own nostalgia... I agree with you - learning programming was more fun in the past. It can be used as a first text-oriented learning lan
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by chkas 8y ago
Not yet - I intend it when it reaches a certain spread - I don't want anyone to change that a little and then claim it as his work.
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by chkas 8y ago
Thank you for upvoting my post :-)
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by chkas 8y ago
HIBP doesn't protect the privacy of searched passwords! Showing 20 bits of the password hash narrows down the possible passwords to one millionth. You should check it locally by downloading the password hash list.
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by chkas 8y ago
You do not have to see it, you can see the indentation anyway. The dot is only for the parser (code formatter).
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by chkas 8y ago
The C++ runtime library needs space in the wasm file.
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by chkas 8y ago
`end` as block delimiter makes much noise. Python code looks clean because it only uses indentations to delimit blocks. But this makes it at least difficult to refactor the code and to reformat it automatically.
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by chkas 8y ago
Many design decisions are based on keeping the language simple in syntax and semantics.
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by chkas 8y ago
Not yet
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by chkas 8y ago
BASIC was the inspiration.
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by chkas 8y ago
What's under the hood? The source code is parsed to an AST , which is then executed. It began with a Java-Applet . When WebAssembly appeared, I ported it to C++ with a JS/HTML interface and added graphics. Recently I conve
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by chkas 8y ago
There are so many programming languages - but imho not a real easy one for beginners.
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