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+ | This is a wiki documenting the [[FiM++]] programming language. Also known as Friendship Reports, FiM++ attempts to be an easy-to-read-aloud programming language that, if you didn't know it was a program, you would think is a letter. |
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+ | == Learning == |
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+ | Wanna dive right in, but don't know what to search? Here's where you can start! |
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− | This is a wiki documenting the FiM++ programming language |
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+ | * [[FiM++]] - Basics and history of the language! |
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+ | * [[Reports]] - Learn about how to write a FiM++ report! |
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+ | ** [[Paragraphs]] - Learn about Paragraphs in FiM++ report! |
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+ | ** [[Keywords]] - Learn about what keywords do in FiM++! |
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+ | ** [[Operators]] - Learn about how operators work in FiM++! |
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+ | ** [[Variables]] - Learn about how variables work in FiM++! |
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+ | ** [[Literals]] - Learn about how literals work in FiM++! |
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+ | === Example Programs === |
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+ | * [[Program:Hello World|Hello World]] by Kyli Rouge |
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+ | * [[Program:Jugs of Cider|99 Jugs of Cider]] by Kyli Rouge |
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+ | == Sharing == |
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+ | Know something you want to share about FiM++? Make sure you follow the [[Page Structure Guidelines|Page Structure]] and [[Design Guidelines]]. After you read these, you can start editing! There's even a useful [[FiM++ Wiki:Toolbox|toolbox]] of commonly-used code for you to copy-paste! |
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+ | === Major Language Changes === |
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+ | Think you can really improve the language? Leave a proposal in [[FiM++ Wiki:Proposals|the Proposals section]]! It's fine if you don't know wikicode, just give what you can and the admins will do their best to format it for you. |
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Revision as of 00:56, 13 July 2017
Welcome to the FiM++ Wiki
This is a wiki documenting the FiM++ programming language. Also known as Friendship Reports, FiM++ attempts to be an easy-to-read-aloud programming language that, if you didn't know it was a program, you would think is a letter.
Learning
Wanna dive right in, but don't know what to search? Here's where you can start!
- FiM++ - Basics and history of the language!
- Reports - Learn about how to write a FiM++ report!
- Paragraphs - Learn about Paragraphs in FiM++ report!
- Keywords - Learn about what keywords do in FiM++!
- Operators - Learn about how operators work in FiM++!
- Variables - Learn about how variables work in FiM++!
- Literals - Learn about how literals work in FiM++!
Example Programs
- Hello World by Kyli Rouge
- 99 Jugs of Cider by Kyli Rouge
Sharing
Know something you want to share about FiM++? Make sure you follow the Page Structure and Design Guidelines. After you read these, you can start editing! There's even a useful toolbox of commonly-used code for you to copy-paste!
Major Language Changes
Think you can really improve the language? Leave a proposal in the Proposals section! It's fine if you don't know wikicode, just give what you can and the admins will do their best to format it for you.