semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
hindilang 0.1.5
A Hindi-lalicense=,nguage implementation
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

Hindilang is a simple programming language developed by Ujjwal Kumar Rajak during the internship at Beasova. It supports basic arithmetic operations and loops, providing an easy-to-use syntax inspired by Hindi keywords for programming.

Features
Supports arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /, %).
Supports variable declaration using ank.
Printing is done using chhapna.
Supports loops (for, while, do while) and conditional statements (if-else).

Installation
To install Hindilang, use:

pip install hindilang

Example Usage
Below is an example demonstrating basic arithmetic operations in Hindilang:



    
    import hindilang


    if __name__ == "__main__":
        code = r'''

            ank a = 10;
            ank b = 5;
            ank c = a + b;
            chhapna(c); 

            ank i = 0;
            keLiye (ank i = 0; i < 3; i = i + 1) {
                chhapna(i);
            }

            ank j = 0;
            karo {
                chhapna(j);
                j = j + 1;
            } 
            jabTak (j <= 3);

            ank k = 3;
            jabTak (k > 0) {
                chhapna(k);
                k = k - 1;
            }

            ank a = 10;
            agar (a > 5) {
                chhapna(a);
            } warna {
                chhapna(0);
            }
        '''
    
    hindilang.run_code(code)


It is the part of their internship at Beasova, Ujjwal Kumar Rajak and his team contributed to the development of Hindilang to make coding more accessible by incorporating Hindi syntax into a programming language.
nepalilang 0.2.1
A Nepali-language implementation
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

Nepalilang

Nepalilang is a simple programming language developed by Ujjwal Kumar Rajak and Jigmi Bhutia during their internship at Beasova. It supports basic arithmetic operations, loops, and conditional statements, providing an easy-to-use syntax inspired by the Nepali language.

Features
Supports arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /, %).
Supports variable declaration using anka.
Printing is done using dekhau.
Supports loops (for, while, do while) and conditional statements (if-else).


Installation
To install Nepalilang, use:

pip install nepalilang

Below is an example demonstrating basic arithmetic operations and control structures in Nepalilang:


    import nepalilang  

    if __name__ == "__main__":  
        code = r'''  

        anka a = 10;  
        anka b = 5;  
        anka c = a + b;  
        dekhau(c);  

        anka i = 0;  
        laagi (anka i = 0; i < 3; i = i + 1) {  
            dekhau(i);  
        }  

        anka j = 0;  
        gara {  
            dekhau(j);  
            j = j + 1;  
        }  
        samma (j <= 3);  

        anka k = 3;  
        samma (k > 0) {  
            dekhau(k);  
            k = k - 1;  
        }  

        anka a = 10;  
        yadi (a > 5) {  
            dekhau(a);  
        } natra {  
            dekhau(0);  
        }  

        '''  

        nepalilang.run_code(code)  

As part of their work at Beasova, Ujjwal kumar Rajak and Jigmi Bhutia contributed to the development of Nepalilang to make coding more accessible by incorporating Nepali syntax into a programming language.