PLP language command

What is the structure of PLP language ?

• In general, the PLP language structure is based on C and C++ and can be written as follows:

_ {Here This Code}
End


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How to write Hello World in PLP ?

• To write Hello World in PLP you can use print command for example:

#include "import"
_ print "Hello World";
End


• You can for go to next line write this command:

/* this code for windows and Unix(and MacOS) and linux */
#include "import"
_ print "Hello";
println "World";
End

• this code for print a text used , and for text clear used. in linux used and set with 100 milliseconds.

/* this code for Unix(and MacOS) and linux */
#include "import"
_ write("Hello");
clears
milisleep(500);
write("Hello Write"); End

• Use the cls command to clear in Windows:

#include "import"
_ print "Hello";
cls
print "Welcome to PLP";
End


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Animation in PLP

• The animation in PLP is done with the Animation() command

Of course, this command is only for text and characters, and will soon be used for graphics as well. (TK/tcl)

For Example:

/* this code for Windows and Unix(and MacOS) and Linux */
#include "import"
_ Animation("H",500);
Animation("He",500);
Animation("Hel",500);
Animation("Hell",500);
Animation("Hello",500);
End


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How to make iterative loops and conditional structure in PLP?

• You can use the command to write a condition.

ring in PLP means the same you can use if too , for example:

#include "import"
_ /* Define integer with (in) */
in i = 3;
/* integer in ring */
ring i == 3)
print "Hello World";
End


• You can also use as in C language, for example:

#include "import"
_ in i = 3;
ring i == 3)
print "Hello World";
backring
print "failed";
End

• Use and to write duplicate circles. these two loops in C and , respectively.

for example:

#include "import"
_ ringw true){
/* Define a string variable */ text s;
print "Write something:";
/* Get character with send */ send s;
ringf in i = 0;i <= 10;i++){
print i;
}
ring s == "char"){
/* Define character variables with $ */
ringf $ a = 'a';a <= 'z';a++){
print a;
}
}
}
End

Examples of PLP codes and commands

• Beginner PLP language developers can use Example::{Here code} code to make the code easier to understand.

for example:

#include "import"
_ Example::OS();
End


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