This project is an interpreter for RBS, a programming language which is a subset of Python. Given a RBS program, it will automatically convert it into Pep/9 code.
To use, simply run python translator.py -f py_file_location
To view the AST, run python translator.py --ast-only -f py_file_location
Reb-bellied Snakes (RBS) are a non-venomous kind of snake, endemic to North-America. They are quite small, but can be spotted when hiking in Hamilton, for example.
The RBS language holds the following properties:
• It is a subset of Python. Thus, RBS code can be run by any Python interpreter;
• It only works with integers, and only natively supports binary additions and subtractions;
• Conditional instructions are if, elif and else;
• The only available loop instruction is while;
• It supports global and locals variables. Anonymous computations (e.g., print(1+3)) are not legit (1+3 must be stored in a named variable before being printed).;
• Functions calls are only “by-value” (no side effects on objects outside of a function scope);
• Arrays are of fixed size, decided at initialization. Arrays can be global or local to functions;
• We support basic I/O with input and print functions.