LanguageGuide.md

TechScript 2.0 Language Guide

This guide introduces the core concepts and syntax of TechScript 2.0.

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📐 Philosophy

TechScript is designed around one core rule: Write like a human, execute at native speeds. Semicolons and curly braces are replaced by clean English-like keywords, and scopes are closed with the end keyword.

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📦 Variables & Constants

Variables are dynamically typed and initialized on first assignment:

name = "Boss"
age = 30
is_active = true

Constants cannot be changed after declaration:

const PI = 3.14159

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🔀 Conditionals

Use the when keyword for conditional branching:

score = 85

when score >= 90
    say "A"
else when score >= 80
    say "B"
else
    say "F"
end

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🔁 Loops

TechScript features three types of loop structures:

Counted Loop (loop)

Executes a block exactly N times:

loop 5
    say "Hello!"
end

Condition Loop (repeat)

Executes while a condition remains true:

count = 0
repeat count < 5
    count += 1
    say count
end

Iterator Loop (for)

Iterates over lists, maps, or ranges:

# Range iteration (inclusive)
for i in 1..=5
    say i
end

# List iteration
names = ["Alice", "Bob"]
for name in names
    say name
end

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🏗️ Functions

Functions are declared using the do keyword and return values using the send keyword:

do calculate_square(x)
    send x * x
end

result = calculate_square(4)
say result # 16

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🧱 Objects & Models

Classes are declared using the class keyword. Use the constructor method named init to initialize values:

class Dog
    name = ""

    do init(name)
        self.name = name
    end

    do speak()
        say $"{self.name} says Woof!"
    end
end

my_dog = new Dog("Fido")
my_dog.speak()