SGC++

A remake of SigmaGreg.

To-Do List:

• Variables
• Functions (new, expect bugs)
• If statements
• Typing for variables (new, expect bugs)
• While loops (new, expect bugs)
• For loops (new, expect bugs)
• With statements (new, needs to be fixed)
• Input
• Output (ass)
• Comments
• Error handling
• Move to-do items to individual GitHub issues
• Python modules
• Every freaking thing

Better Syntax

Just look at this!!!

import requests
import sgcm
import webbrowser

var url = "https://dog.ceo/api/breeds/image/random"
var request = requests.get(url)

if (request.status_code == 200):
    var json = request.json()
    var pretty = sgcm.prettyPrint(json)
    gPrintln(pretty)
    if ("message" in json):
        var w = gReadln("do you want to open image in browser? \p1y or n\p2: ")
        if (w.lower() == "y"):
            var image = json["message"]
            webbrowser.open(image)
        elif (w.lower() == "n"):
            gPrintln("ok...")
        else:
            gPrintln("what")
else:
    gPrintln("error")

WAY better than SigmaGreg's syntax..

credit_number:
ssn:
credit_num_back:

gregPr "I need your credit card number to make sure you not hacked\n"
gregIn credit_number
gregPr "Thank you, now I need your social security to make sure to identity fraud\n"
gregIn ssn
gregPr "thank you, now I need 3 number on back to make sure your bank account safe\n"
gregIn credit_num_back

gregPr f"Ok so I have {credit_number}, {ssn}, and {credit_num_back}\n"
gregPr "ghahahaha you have been hacked hahgahgahah" 

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Why is this better?

First of all:

• SigmaGreg had bad syntax, you could barely do anything and there were so many things that was bad about it. SGC++ will fix all of that.
• Nicer looking keywords (eg: gPrintln()) unlike the original SigmaGreg Code (eg: gregPr)
• Not as buggy!!!

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What does the new Syntax keywords mean???

gPrintln()

gPrintln() is how you would print, just like gregPr.

gReadln()

gReadln() is how you take input. It's the exact same as gregIn

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2024-2025 Freakybob-Team. Everything is licensed under MIT.

THIS IS VERY NEW. EXPECT BUGS.