CodeWave is a programming language designed by Me. It is a simple language that supports basic programming constructs like variable assignment, arithmetic operations, loops, conditionals, and switch statements.
The CodeWave grammar consists of the following terminals and non-terminals:
identifier: A string that starts with a letter and may contain letters, digits, and underscores.int: An integer.float: A floating-point number.
<program>: The starting symbol that represents a CodeWave program.<constant>: A non-terminal that represents a constant declaration or assignment statement.<assignment>: A non-terminal that represents an assignment statement.<assignment_op>: A non-terminal that represents an assignment operator.<declaration>: A non-terminal that represents a variable declaration.<for_assignment>: A non-terminal that represents a for loop assignment.<for_inc_dec>: A non-terminal that represents a for loop increment or decrement.<expression>: A non-terminal that represents a boolean expression.<statement_list>: A non-terminal that represents a list of statements.<add>: A non-terminal that represents an addition operation.<sub>: A non-terminal that represents a subtraction operation.<div>: A non-terminal that represents a division operation.<mul>: A non-terminal that represents a multiplication operation.
To use CodeWave, write a program in the CodeWave language using the grammar rules above, and then compile or interpret it using a CodeWave compiler or interpreter.
Here is an example CodeWave program that calculates the factorial of the number 5 and outputs the result:
