Bhailang is a language which has taken the social media in India by storm. According to its documentation the developers of this language has described it as
Bhailang is dynamically typed toy programming language, based on an inside joke, written in Typescript.
I have written two programs using this language the first one prints table of 3 and the next one explains the syntax for nested loops and ladder if statements in the language.
Program for Table of 3
hi bhai
bhai ye hai a = 3;
bhai ye hai b = 0;
jab tak bhai (b < 10) {
b += 1;
bol bhai a," * ", b, " = ", a*b ;
}
bye bhai
Program for nested loops and ladder if
hi bhai
//variable declaration
bhai ye hai a = 0;
bhai ye hai b = 0;
bhai ye hai t = 0;
// Outer while loop
jab tak bhai (a < 3)
{
t = a+1;
//if statement
agar bhai (t == 1)
{
bol bhai "Pehli";
}
//else if statement
nahi to bhai (t == 2)
{
bol bhai "Doosri";
}
//else statement
warna bhai
{
bol bhai "Teesri";
}
bol bhai " baar Bahar" ;
bhai ye hai b = 0;
// inner loop
jab tak bhai (b <= a)
{
t = b+1;
bol bhai b+1," baar Andar";
b+=1;
}
a += 1;
}
bye bhai
Others can try different programs using the link given below
https://bhailang.js.org/#playground
Top comments (5)
woah didn't know this was a programming language :0
It's an inside joke of course. But inside of what? What is the real world language this appeals to? Hindi? Or none?
Actually, bhai in hindia means bro, and the language can be read in english like
starting:
hello broending:
bye brovariable declaration:
bro this is a = 10;The special thing about this is, reading it feels like talking rather than coding, that's why it's so popular...
Thanks for the translation. Reminds me of an unix filter called "jive" that translated text (not code) into jive (a particular flavour ot US street language).
Hindi is the language which inspired this language