Oper is an esoteric-ish programming language written in c++. It as named after its core element - operators. Unlike traditional programming languages, oper does not have subroutines, and instead you must write custom operators to break up a program.
Use make:
make allA custom testing format and tests are included in the repo. To run them, run:
make test#hello world in oper
print "Hello, world!"
#any block literal will be executed
{
print "In a block"
}
#traditional assignments, python-style casts
i = (int (input "enter a number: "))
#bool * anything will return none if the bool is false, and the other value if true
#this is used for if statements
(i == 10) * {
print "i is 10"
}Open an issue if you find a bug (I'm sure there are many to be found). No guarantees that I will check them though.