Lodu Code Support 🦊

The Ultimate Desi Programming Language! Created by Prince Kumar Pandit

Lodu Code is a fun, esoteric programming language built on top of Python that uses pure Desi slang and phrases for its syntax. If you are tired of writing boring print() and def, it's time to code with some absolute swag!

🚀 Features

• Strict Sanskar Mode: Your code MUST start with a greeting (Namaste)and end with a proper goodbye, otherwise the engine will roast you!
• Desi Syntax: Fully functioning loops, conditionals, functions, and inputs using everyday slang.
• VS Code Support: Official syntax highlighting extension available on the VS Code Marketplace.
• Built-in Desi Utilities: Includes custom functions for random numbers, delays, and array measurements.

🛠️ Installation

1. Install the Engine (via Python/PyPI)

Make sure you have Python installed. Then, open your terminal and run:

pip install lodu-code

Lodu Code Syntax,                    Standard Python Meaning
Namaste,                                Mandatory,Program Start
ab sub{}                                main area to write code
"Khatm, tata, goodbye",Mandatory        Program End
bkl                                     var_name = value,Variable Assignment
chl ab print kar(var)                  Print statement (Alternative 1)
mkc ab print kar(var)                  Print statement (Alternative 2)
"bsdk input daal(""msg"")"              Taking User Input
agar (condition) {                       if statement
} varna {                               else statement
jab tak (condition) {}                   while loop
abe saale func(args) {                  Function Definition (def)
wapas aa value                          return statement
@@ This is a comment                    Single-line Comment (#)
"raand(min, max)"                       Generate Random Number
sabar kar(seconds)                      Sleep/Delay (time.sleep)
naap(array)                             Get Length (len())




@@ Mera pehla Lodu Code program!

Namaste

ab sun{

chl ab print kar("Hello World! Jalwa hai bhai ka!")

}
Khatm, tata, goodbye