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= HandyC Programming Language = '''HandyC''' is a high-level programming language inspired by C, infused with elements of Chinese culture and Buddhist philosophy. It emphasizes simplicity, clarity, and mindfulness in coding, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced programmers. == Overview == HandyC is designed to promote a harmonious balance between functionality and readability. Its syntax is straightforward, allowing developers to focus on the logic of their programs without unnecessary complexity. == Key Features == * '''Simplicity''': Easy-to-read syntax similar to C. * '''Mindful Constructs''': Keywords and constructs inspired by Chinese philosophy and Buddhism. * '''Built-in Harmony''': Functions and libraries that promote code reusability and modularity. * '''Easter Egg''': A playful nod to the phrase "giving a handy." * '''Dynamic Typing''': Variables do not require explicit type declarations. * '''Cross-Platform''': Runs on any platform with Python installed. == Simple Compiler == The HandyC compiler is a straightforward implementation written in Python. It takes HandyC source code and compiles it into Python bytecode, which can then be executed. === Installation === To install the HandyC compiler, follow these steps: # Clone the repository: # <code>git clone https://github.com/handyc/handyc-compiler.git</code> # # Navigate to the directory: # <code>cd handyc-compiler</code> # # Install the required dependencies: # <code>pip install -r requirements.txt</code> === Usage === To compile and run a HandyC program, use the following commands: # Compile the HandyC source file: # <code>python handyc.py <source_file.hc></code> # # Run the compiled Python bytecode: # <code>python <compiled_file.py></code> === Example Code === Here is a simple example of a HandyC program: <pre> # Example: Hello World in HandyC print("Hello, World!") </pre> To compile and run this program, save it as <code>hello.hc</code> and use the following commands: <code>python handyc.py hello.hc</code> This will generate a <code>hello.py</code> file, which you can run with: <code>python hello.py</code> == Conclusion == HandyC is a fun and engaging programming language that encourages mindfulness and simplicity. With its unique blend of cultural references and playful elements, it aims to make coding a more enjoyable experience. == Contribution == Contributions to the HandyC compiler are welcome! If you would like to contribute, please follow these steps: # Fork the repository. # Create your feature branch: # <code>git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature</code> # # Commit your changes: # <code>git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature'</code> # # Push to the branch: # <code>git push origin feature/AmazingFeature</code> # # Open a Pull Request. == License == HandyC is released under the MIT License. See the [[License|LICENSE]] file for details. == References == * [HandyC GitHub Repository](https://github.com/handyc/handyc-compiler) '''Note:''' This is a basic representation of the HandyC programming language and its compiler. Feel free to add more specific data or modify the sections as necessary. [[Category:Programming Languages]]
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