It is pretty simple to install. First hit the “Code” button.
Then hit the “Download Zip” button.
Extract the zip and run “shell.py” to get started. –You must have python installed, and if you don’t go to https://www.python.org/—
To create a variable type “VAR *insert variable name here* = *insert value here*” If you want to use a string as the value, put quotes around the value. Examples: VAR a = 99
VAR b = “Hello, world!”
Getting the value of PI
To get the value of PI simply type “MATH_PI” and it will show you the value. You can also put the value of PI in variables.
Examples: MATH_PI
VAR a = MATH_PI
Printing Values to the Console
To print values to the console you type “PRINT *insert number, string, or variable here*.”
Examples: PRINT 99
PRINT “Hello, world!” PRINT a
Running your code
You can have your code be inside a file named “*insert title here*.basic++”, so you don’t have to write the same code every time you want to use it. To
run your code that is inside a file, open shell.py and type “run “*file name here*””
That is all of the documentation I have written, there are
more features but I have not written them down here yet.