THE Young Niggas, COMPILED.

The YN Language

A fast, strictly typed, dynamically parsed language for the next generation of engineers. Built entirely on C. Runs like Python.

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Introduction

Welcome to the official documentation for the YN Programming Language. YN brings Python-style interpolations, strict typing, and an entirely new urban-inspired syntax format down to a fast native C compiler.

Installation

For Windows users, we provide a standalone GUI installer that natively packs the compiler into a single click.

1. Get the Installer

Download the yn_install.exe standalone application.

2. Run Native Compiler

Launch the YN Language GUI Installer. It can securely download and link GCC MinGW for you.

3. Restart Terminal

Once deployed to C:\yn, restart your terminal and you're done.

bash

yn script.yn

Hello World

Outputting text in YN is street-certified. Use hear_my_mans() to print anything to the console.

hear_my_mans("Hello, World!");

Variables

YN implements strict typing using the hold.this. prefix format. You must declare the exact type of variables when you spawn them.

hold.this.string my_name = "Young N Multi-File Edition";
hold.this.int age = 21;
hold.this.boolean isStudent = true;

Unassigned Variables & Reassignment

You can also declare a variable without jumping immediately to assigning it a value. It will be safely initialized with default null states based on its type behind the scenes.

// Declare it raw
hold.this.string name;
hold.this.int counter;

// Re-assign it later down the block
name = "Dane";
counter = 42;

hear_my_mans(f"{name} has {counter} points.");

Data Types

The streets run on strict data structures. YN natively supports four primary data types:

"A"

`string`

Used for text up to the default string size limit. Initialize with double quotes: hold.this.string phrase = "what up";

42

`int`

Standard integer blocks. Declare them raw: hold.this.int count = 100;

3.1

`float`

Precision decimal numbers. hold.this.float price = 99.99;

`boolean`

Straight facts only: true or false. hold.this.boolean cap = false;

Output & Strings

We support Python-style localized f-string interpolations natively into print statements.

hold.this.string city = "NY";
hold.this.int age = 21;
hear_my_mans(f"My age is {age} and I live in {city}");

Formatting Floats

When dealing with float types in f-strings, YN formats them to 2 decimal places by default for clean currency or percentage outputs.

hold.this.float bill = 45.6789;
// Outputs: "The tab is 45.68"
hear_my_mans(f"The tab is {bill}");

Loops (laps)

Running laps is fundamental. YN simplifies the classic iteration protocol into clean, expressive blocks using laps.

laps(i in range(0,3)){
    hear_my_mans(f"Testing compilation block {i}");
}