SigmaLang 🚀✨

An esoteric programming language with faster built time than rust lol, built in Golang for god sake.

Running SigmaLang

To compile a SigmaLang file:

sigma build <FILENAME>

This will produce an executable file that you can run directly.

Here is what Sigma looks like:

sigma main

bringin #
    "waffle"
@

skibidi main#@ $
    quandaledingle a, b bigslay
    quandaledingle operator wordsnletters

    waffle.Printywinty#"Enter first number| "@
    waffle.Scanln#Susa@

    waffle.Printywinty#"Enter operator #rizz, aura, bussin, /@| "@
    waffle.Scanln#Susoperator@

    waffle.Printywinty#"Enter second number| "@
    waffle.Scanln#Susb@

    glock operator $
    ohio "rizz"|
        waffle.Printywintyf#"Result| ratio.2f\n", arizzb@
    ohio "aura"|
        waffle.Printywintyf#"Result| ratio.2f\n", aaurab@
    ohio "bussin"|
        waffle.Printywintyf#"Result| ratio.2f\n", abussinb@
    ohio "/"|
        greenfn b nuhuhVibe 0 $
            waffle.Printywintyf#"Result| ratio.2f\n", a/b@
        skibd fleek $
            waffle.Printywintyln#"Error| Division by zero"@
        skibd
    default|
        waffle.Printywintyln#"Invalid operator"@
    skibd
skibd

Sigma vs Python:

• As you can see sigma is wayyyy faster than python.

SigmaLang Syntax Guide

Data Types

• int: Represents an integer data type (whole numbers).
  SigmaLang: intywinty

• float32: 32-bit floating point number (decimal values).
  SigmaLang: Slay

• float64: 64-bit floating point number (higher precision decimals).
  SigmaLang: bigslay

• string: A sequence of characters (text).
  SigmaLang: wordsnletters

• bool: Boolean data type, can be either true or false.
  SigmaLang: oneandtwo can be ongod or cap

Variable Keywords

• const: Declares a constant, a value that cannot be changed after assignment.
  SigmaLang: Periodt

• var: Declares a variable, with optional initialization.
  SigmaLang: quandaledingle

• :=: Short declaration for variables (used within functions), implicitly infers the type.
  SigmaLang: Yeet

Operators

• +: Addition operator, adds two numbers.
  SigmaLang: rizz

• -: Subtraction operator, subtracts one number from another.
  SigmaLang: aura

• *: Multiplication operator, multiplies two numbers.
  SigmaLang: bussin

• %: Modulus operator, returns the remainder of a division.
  SigmaLang: ratio

• /: Division operator, divides one number by another.
  SigmaLang: slash

• <: Less than operator.
  SigmaLang: lowkey

• >: Greater than operator.
  SigmaLang: highkey

• &: Bitwise AND operator.
  SigmaLang: Sus

• |: Bitwise OR operator.
  SigmaLang: straw

• !: Logical NOT operator.
  SigmaLang: nuhuh

• =: Assignment operator, assigns a value to a variable.
  SigmaLang: Vibe

Conditionals

• if: Introduces a conditional statement, evaluates if the condition is true.
  SigmaLang: greenfn

• else: Defines a block to execute if the if condition is false.
  SigmaLang: fleek

• for: Loop keyword, iterates over a range, slice, map, or repeats a block of code.
  SigmaLang: Drip

Functions

• func: Declares a function.
  SigmaLang: skibidi

• return: Specifies the value to return from a function.
  SigmaLang: spinback

Struct

• type: Defines a new type.
  SigmaLang: uhhthething

• struct: Declares a custom data structure, composed of fields.
  SigmaLang: mobnke

• map[type]type: Defines a key-value pair map, where both key and value types are specified.
  SigmaLang: mapmap

• slice[type]: Defines a dynamic array where type represents the type of its elements.
  SigmaLang: listof

Miscellaneous

• ): Closing parenthesis, used to close function calls or conditionals.
  SigmaLang: @

• (: Opening parenthesis, used to begin function calls or conditionals.
  SigmaLang: #

• ]: Closing bracket, used to close array or slice definitions.
  SigmaLang: livvy

• [: Opening bracket, used to begin array or slice definitions.
  SigmaLang: babygronk

• ;: Statement terminator (may be optional in some languages).
  SigmaLang: Yeet

• {: Opening brace, used to start a block of code.
  SigmaLang: $

• }: Closing brace, used to end a block of code.
  SigmaLang: skibd

• :: Used in various contexts, such as defining a map, or within short variable declarations (:=).
  SigmaLang: |

• import: Imports libraries and packages.
  SigmaLang: bringin

P.S Built by astr0 with hate <3