The best programming language of the year is here! Seniors invented classical Chinese programming language

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Apemei has used Weibo, Moments of Friends, and public accounts in the past two days, and found that everyone is all Was a fan of a classical Chinese programming project.

Even teacher Liu Qun, a researcher at the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a well-known expert in the field of machine translation, praised: Housheng Kewei#04a7a0

What kind of fairy project is it that has received such a high evaluation? It turns out that this is a classical Chinese-based programming language developed by a senior at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU).

This project is called Lingdong, it can be compiled into Javascript, it can also be compiled into Python, and there is an online editor for direct run. Now it has been marked with stars 7K, 324 Fork on Github (Github address: https://github.com/LingDong-/)

And before posting, Lingdong duly dominated the GitHub Trending daily list and won 4000+ Stars in a single day! Let's take a look at how Lingdong works.

If you want to know how to output "Hello World" in classical Chinese? , You will find it is like this:

 I have a number. Said three. The name is called "A". It is "A" times. I have a word. Said ""Ask the world for good."". Of the book. So much. 

is compiled into JavaScript like this:

varn=3;for(vari=0;i

The output is like this

Wen the world is good. Ask the world for good. Ask the world for good. 

Another example, when we were programming in college, there would always be a practice question to find prime numbers within 100. What would it look like in classical Chinese? At this time, you have to use an algorithm called "Essier Sieve", the full text is as follows:

Compile The JavaScript is as follows:

var Aisisi=()=>0; Aisisi=function(甲){varmask=[];for(var_rand1=0; _rand1<甲;_rand1++){mask.push(true);};var_ans1=甲/2;var>

Finally, let’s take a look at the running results:

2,3,5 ,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,89,97

Yuanmei can’t find classical Chinese to praise it, so she can only say one word: cow! ! !

In addition, the author also provides an online IDE, you might as well try it now, address: http:/ /wenyan-lang.lingdong.works/ide.html

Do you think this is enough? Of course not, the author also made a demo of the Turing machine:

Related syntax table 0d5a1a#04a7c#4da#

Below, we are taking a look at the relevant grammar table, for example how he defines a variable:

./build/wenyan. jsexamples/helloworld.wy-ohelloworld.js