ScreamScript

For All Your Screaming Needs

Unleash your inner banshee with ScreamScript, the programming language that perfectly captures your frustration with life, code, and everything in between. Ideal for developers who want to scream, cry, and laugh—all at the same time.

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🚀 Getting Started

Usage

Running your ScreamScript masterpiece is simple:

ScreamScript.exe [source file path]

Still confused? Perfect. That means you’re ready to begin.

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🗣️ Syntax Overview

📋 Global Rules

• Only the letters A, G, and H are allowed in your code, with the mandatory ! separator. Anything else will cause an interpreter meltdown.
• Every command or statement ends with !. Because punctuation is rage.

What happens if you break the rules?

The interpreter will throw tantrums so loud, you’ll wish you had followed them.

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📋 Literals and Variables

• All variables are integers. Fancy data types are for cowards.
• Numeric literals must be screamed into existence:
  • AaA for positive numbers (joyful screams, read as capital letters).
  • Aaa for negative numbers (anguished wails, red as lowercase letters).

Variable Names

• Must start with AAAghA to announce their arrival dramatically.
  • Example: AAAghAaaaah
• Follow the sacred rule: only A, G, and H. Anything else will make the interpreter cry.
  • Valid: AAAghAaa
  • Invalid: AAA123 (Shame on you.)

Declaring Variables

• Use AA! [variable]! [value]! to create or overwrite a variable.
  • Example: AA AAAghAaa! AaAahhhhggggg! declares AAAghAaa with value AaAahhhhggggg.
• Reserved variable:
  • AaAaaaggghhh: Screams random numbers from 0 to 100.

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🖨️ Input and Output

Input

• Read a number from the user into a variable:

  AAAA! [variable]!  
  

  Example: AAAA! AAAghAaa!

Output

• Print a variable as text:

  AAAAA! [variable]!  
  

  Example: AAAAA! AAAghAaa!

• Print as raw numbers:

  AAaAA! [variable]!  
  

  Example: AAaAA! AAAghAaa!

Break the rules, and the interpreter will make you regret it.

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🔄 Flow Control

Conditions

Wrap conditions in Aa and aA because every tantrum needs boundaries.
Example:

Aa! AAAghAaa! AAGH! AaA! aA!  

Translation: "Check if AAAghAaa is equal to AaA."

Jump-if Command

• Labels are named "waypoints" starting with GAH. Allowed characters: A, G, H.
  • Example: GAHaa!
• Want to flee somewhere? Scream:

  AAGG! [condition]! [label]!  
  

  Example:

  AAGG! Aa! AAAghAaa! aaGH! AAAghAaaa! aA! GAHaa!  
  

  Translation: "If AAAghAaa is less than AAAghAaaa, teleport to GAHaa! screaming like your life depends on it."

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🔢 Operators

Logic Operators

• AAGH → Equals (==)
• aaGH → Less than (<)
• AAgh → Greater than (>)
• aAGh → Not equals (!=)

Arithmetic Operators

• AGGH → Addition (+)
• AGGh → Subtraction (-)
• agGH → Multiplication (*)
• AgHH → Division (/)

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🌟 Example Program

If you’re wondering what chaos looks like, check out the example file GuessTheNumber.scream in this very directory. It's a tour de force of screaming logic where you guess a random number, and the interpreter screams at you until you get it right.

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Embrace the chaos. ScreamScript: where every line is a cry for help—and that’s exactly how it’s meant to be. 🎤