Basic++

Variables

To create a variable type “VAR *insert variable name here* = *insert value here*” If you want to use a string as the value, put quotes around the value. Examples: VAR a = 99

VAR b = “Hello, world!”

Getting the value of PI

To get the value of PI simply type “MATH_PI” and it will show you the value. You can also put the value of PI in variables.

Examples: MATH_PI

VAR a = MATH_PI

Printing Values to the Console

To print values to the console you type “PRINT *insert number, string, or variable here*.”

Examples: PRINT 99

PRINT “Hello, world!” PRINT a

Running your code

You can have your code be inside a file named “*insert title here*.basic++”, so you don’t have to write the same code every time you want to use it. To

run your code that is inside a file, open shell.py and type “run “*file name here*””

That is all of the documentation I have written, there are more features but I have not written them down here yet.