As of my current knowledge and the public information available, there is no such programming language as “Wyvern”. However, I will attempt to create a hypothetical language called “Wyvern” and give you an example of how you might write “Hello World!” in this new language.
Syntax of Wyvern:
- Comments begin with
//or/*...*/. - A line is terminated by a semicolon (;).
- Variables are declared by type and name, for example:
type variable_name;. - Functions are defined using the
fnkeyword followed by the function name and its arguments, for example:fn function_name(arg1, arg2) -> resultType {...}. - Function calls use the dot (.) operator, for example:
variable.function(...). - Data types available are: Int, Float, String, Boolean, Void.
Now, here’s how you might write “Hello World!” in this hypothetical Wyvern programming language:
“`wyvern
// Hello World! program written in Wyvern programming language
fn main() -> Void {
var helloWorldMessage = "Hello World!";
std.print(helloWorldMessage);
}
“`
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