Fardgramming- for VS Code

Fardgramming- A custom coding language for fard i guess

When downloading, add this to your .vscode folder in your user folders, and add this entire folder in the extensions folder.

Compile using Developer commands for VS, then "cd (whatever user directory).vscode\extensions\fardgramming-vscode\compiler" then just do "./fardgriddyshell.exe", and then itll work

fardgriddyshell.exe only works in the dev command prompt for vs, im working on fixing that bug.

below is the guide to learn the language, written by chatgpt because im lazyahh

📚 How to Learn Fardgramming-

Your First Program Let's start with the classic:

poopoo "Hello world" lmao This prints:

Hello world What do the words mean? poopoo = output something "Hello world" = the text we want to output lmao = ends the statement

So:

poopoo "Hello world" lmao basically means:

Print "Hello world" 2. Variables

Variables store information.

Fardgramming- uses:

ts mf

to define a variable.

Example:

ts mf score be 0 rn frfr lmao This creates a variable called score with a value of 0.

You can also create variables with other values:

ts mf John be 9 rn frfr lmao ts mf Mike be 8 rn frfr lmao Now:

John = 9 Mike = 8 3. Changing Variables

You can change the value of a variable using normal operators.

For example:

score + 1 lmao adds 1 to score.

And:

score - 1 lmao subtracts 1 from score.

Functions Functions let you group code together so you can run it whenever you want.

A function starts with:

lit j*b FUNCTION_NAME iz crazyy lmao and uses griddy and griddy for its block.

Example:

lit j*b hello iz crazyy lmao griddy do ts lazyahh lmao griddy poopoo "Hello!" lmao griddy griddy Functions can then be called with:

do j*b hello sonion lmao If Statements Use gru for an if statement.

Example:

gru score le equal 10 griddy poopoo "You got 10!" lmao griddy This means:

if score == 10 print "You got 10!" Use:

no_no_square gru for else if

Example:

gru score le equal 10 griddy poopoo "You got 10!" lmao griddy no_no_square gru score le equal 20 griddy poopoo "You got 20!" lmao griddy Use:

no_no_square for else

Example:

gru score le equal 10 griddy poopoo "You got 10!" lmao griddy no_no_square griddy poopoo "You didn't get 10." lmao griddy Comparing Things Fardgramming- uses:

le equal

for equality.

For example:

John le equal 9

means:

John == 9

You can also use:

snot

for logical OR.

Example:

gru infard le equal "John" snot "john"

This checks whether the input is either:

John

or:

john 7. Getting User Input

Use:

infard

to get input from the user.

Example:

infard "What is your name? " lmao

The program will ask:

What is your name?

and wait for the user to type something.

While Loops Use:

lore

for a while loop.

Example:

lore John = 10 griddy poopoo "John is not 10 yet!" lmao griddy

The code inside the block runs while the condition is true.

For Loops Use:

pee

for a for loop.

Example:

pee John griddy poopoo "lmao" lmao griddy

The exact behavior of a pee loop depends on the expression provided to it.

Infinite Loops Need something to run forever?

Use:

fourevor

Example:

fourevor griddy poopoo "bet" lmao griddy

WARNING: This actually creates an infinite loop.

Your computer will continue running it until the program is stopped.

Break Use:

im_gonna_wreck_it

to break out of a loop.

Example:

lore true griddy poopoo "This runs once." lmao im_gonna_wreck_it lmao griddy 12. Continue

Use:

fix_it_felix

to skip the rest of the current loop iteration and continue to the next one.

Example:

lore true griddy fix_it_felix lmao griddy 13. Sleeping

Use:

be_patient

to pause the program.

Example:

be_patient 6 lmao

This pauses the program for 6 seconds.

Comments Comments start with:

/brownliquid

Anything after /brownliquid is treated as a comment.

Example:

/brownliquid this is a comment poopoo "Hello!" lmao

Comments are ignored by the compiler.

The Main Program Every Fardgramming- program needs a main entry point.

Use:

ohio3am lmao

Example:

ohio3am lmao griddy do jb hello sonion lmao griddy*

subway_surfers_bussin lmao

ohio3am starts the main program.

subway_surfers_bussin lmao marks the end of the Fardgramming- program.

Blocks Fardgramming- uses:

*griddy

to start a block and:

griddy*

to end a block.

Example:

gru score le equal 10 griddy poopoo "10!" lmao griddy

Think of griddy and griddy like { and } in C++.

Complete Example Here's a full Fardgramming- example program:

ts mf score be 0 rn frfr lmao ts mf John be 9 rn frfr lmao ts mf Mike be 8 rn frfr lmao

/brownliquid an example script of fardgramming-

lit j*b scoreraise iz crazyy lmao griddy do ts lazyahh lmao griddy score + 1 lmao poopoo "you did it good job dumbahh" lmao fix_it_felix lmao griddy griddy

lit j*b scorelower iz crazyy lmao griddy do ts lazyahh lmao griddy score - 1 lmao poopoo "wrong lolz" lmao im_gonna_wreck_it lmao griddy griddy

lit j*b question iz crazyy lmao *griddy do ts lazyahh lmao *griddy infard "Who won the match? " lmao

    gru infard le equal "John" snot "john"
    *griddy
        do j*b scorelower lmao
    griddy*

    no_no_square gru infard le equal "Mike" snot "mike"
    *griddy
        do j*b scoreraise lmao
    griddy*

    no_no_square
    *griddy
        poopoo "who the hell is that" lmao
        im_gonna_wreck_it lmao
    griddy*
griddy*

griddy*

ohio3am lmao griddy do ts lazyahh lmao griddy do jb question sonion lmao be_patient 6 lmao griddy griddy*

subway_surfers_bussin lmao Compiling Your Program Once you have a .fard file, you can compile it using the Fardgramming- Fardpiler.

Example:

fardpile /peepee example.fard /poopoo example.exe

The Fardpiler:

Checks your Fardgramming- code for errors. Generates C++ code. Sends the generated C++ code to MSVC. Produces an executable .exe.

You can then run:

example.exe 19. Running Directly

You can also use the Griddy Shell:

helloneighbor example.fard

This compiles and runs the Fardgramming- program.

🧠 Quick Keyword Reference Fardgramming- Meaning ts mf define variable be assign value poopoo output infard input lit j*b define function do function operation/call gru if no_no_square gru else if no_no_square else lore while pee for fourevor infinite loop im_gonna_wreck_it break fix_it_felix continue be_patient sleep snot OR le equal equality griddy begin block griddy end block ohio3am main subway_surfers_bussin program end /brownliquid comment 🚀 What's Next?

The goal of Fardgramming- is to make programming concepts easier to understand without requiring beginners to learn complicated syntax immediately.

You don't need to understand C++, compilers, or a bunch of libraries to start learning.

Just learn the Fard.

Then, when you're ready, you can learn what's happening underneath the Fardpiler.

Happy fardpiling.

Fard inc.