Too many languages these days are made with the intention of being easy to program. That's why I made YesNoMaybe. It's a programming language where it doesn't care about you.
You like functional programming, right? Well YesNoMaybe is so functional that the basic variable type is a function! Tell YesNoMaybe that you're making a function is like so:
> work please
some shit that can be done maybe
You can put things in functions too and even run them:
> do work say "hello world" please
oslo world
What's that? That's not the right string? That's because the interpreter doesn't really care about you. "Literals" are more like "figuratives".
> do work say "I graduated at the top of my class in the navy seals"
it graduated ay mn top lf la class zn the levy seels
Any good language needs Booleans.
> yes
no
> yes
nope
> yes
true
> yes
yeah
> no
false
> no
yeah
> maybe
yes
bundle install
./ynm_cli.rb