Basic Examples

Welcome to the Basic Examples section. Here, we showcase fundamental code snippets to help you get started with Zynk.

Example 1: Basic Variables and Output

This example demonstrates the use of variables and basic output functions.

def main() -> null {
    var x: int = 1;
    var y: string = "elo";
    println(x);
    println(y);
}
main();

Example 2: Control Flow with Loops and Conditionals

This example shows how to use loops and conditionals in Zynk.

def main() -> null {
    var x: int = 1;

    while(true) {
        x = x + 1;
        if(x >= 10) {
            break;
        }
    }
}
main();

Example 3: Nested Functions

This example demonstrates defining and calling functions, including nested functions.

def main() -> null {
    var number: int = 1;

    def displayNumber() -> null {
        println(number);
        var multiplier: float = 1.5;
        def calculateAndPrint() -> null {
            println(number * multiplier);
        }
        calculateAndPrint();
    }
    displayNumber();
}
main();

Example 4: Reading Input

This example demonstrates how to read input from the user and use it in your program.

def main() -> null {
    var name: string = readInput("Enter your name: ");
    println(name);
}
main();

Example 5: Type Casting

This example demonstrates how to use type casting in Zynk. Type casting allows you to convert values between different types.

def main() -> null {
    var intValue: int = 5;
    var floatValue: float = float(intValue);
    var stringValue: string = string(floatValue);

    println(intValue);
    println(floatValue);
    println(stringValue);

    var stringInput: string = "42";
    var castedInt: int = int(stringInput);
    println(castedInt + 5);
}
main();

Example 6: Logical Operators (AND, OR)

This example demonstrates the use of logical operators AND and OR in Zynk.

def main() -> null {
    var a: bool = true;
    var b: bool = false;
    var c: bool = a and b;
    var d: bool = a or b;

    if(c && d) {
        println("Both c and d are true.");
    }
}
main();

Example 7: Formatted Strings (f-string)

This example demonstrates how to use f-strings to create formatted strings in Zynk.

def main() -> null {
    var name: string = "Alice";
    var age: int = 30;
    var height: float = 185;

    // Using f-string to create a formatted string
    var message: string = f"Name: {name}, Age: {age}, Height: {height}";

    // Printing the formatted string
    println(message);
    println(f"{name} will be {age + 1} years old next year.");
}
main();