1. Variable Declaration

Declare variables using chutiye ye followed by variable name,hai, and the value.

chutiye ye x hai 42
chutiye ye naam hai "Rahul"
chutiye ye status hai sahi
chutiye ye price hai 99.99

2. Boolean Values

KaleshScript has its own boolean values with Delhi flavor:

• sahi - means true (correct/right)
• bekaar - means false (useless/wrong)

chutiye ye truth hai sahi
chutiye ye lie hai bekaar

bhauk truth    // Prints: sahi
bhauk lie      // Prints: bekaar

3. Print Statement

Use bhauk (bark) to print output to console:

bhauk "Hello Delhi!"
bhauk 42
bhauk x
bhauk "Score: " + score

4. Arithmetic Operations

Standard arithmetic operators work as expected:

chutiye ye a hai 10
chutiye ye b hai 5

chutiye ye sum hai a + b      // 15
chutiye ye diff hai a - b     // 5
chutiye ye prod hai a * b     // 50
chutiye ye quot hai a / b     // 2

bhauk sum

5. Comparison Operators

Compare values using standard operators:

chutiye ye x hai 10
chutiye ye y hai 20

bhauk x == y    // bekaar (false)
bhauk x != y    // sahi (true)
bhauk x < y     // sahi (true)
bhauk x > y     // bekaar (false)

Available operators: ==,!=,<,>

6. If-Else Statements

Conditional logic using bsdk agar (if) and warna (else):

// Simple if
bsdk agar x > 10 kar: bhauk "X is big"

// If with else
bsdk agar score > 90 kar: bhauk "Grade A" warna: bhauk "Grade B"

// Multiple conditions
chutiye ye temp hai 45
bsdk agar temp > 40 kar: bhauk "Too hot!"
bsdk agar temp < 10 kar: bhauk "Too cold!"
bsdk agar temp == 25 kar: bhauk "Perfect!"

Syntax: bsdk agar [condition] kar: [statement]

7. Loops

Use jab tak maa [condition] na maane(while mother doesn't agree) for loops:

// Count from 0 to 5
chutiye ye count hai 0
jab tak maa count < 5 na maane: count = count + 1

bhauk count  // Prints: 5

// Loop with multiple statements
chutiye ye i hai 0
jab tak maa i < 3 na maane: i = i + 1

// This will error after 10,000 iterations
jab tak maa sahi na maane: x = x + 1

8. Break & Continue

Control loop execution with break and continue statements:

• ruk jaa bc - break (stop the loop)
• aage baddh bc - continue (skip to next iteration)

// Break example
chutiye ye x hai 0
jab tak maa x < 10 na maane: x = x + 1

// Continue example
chutiye ye y hai 0
jab tak maa y < 5 na maane: y = y + 1

9. Switch Case

Use mood for switch statements and dekh for each case:

chutiye ye mood hai "happy"

mood mood {
    dekh "happy": bhauk "Party karte hain!"
    dekh "sad": bhauk "Daaru lao yaar"
    dekh "angry": bhauk "Chill maar bhai"
    default: bhauk "Sab theek hai"
}

// Works with numbers too
chutiye ye day hai 1

mood day {
    dekh 1: bhauk "Monday"
    dekh 2: bhauk "Tuesday"
    default: bhauk "Other day"
}

Syntax: mood [variable] { dekh [value]: [statement] }

10. Functions

Define functions using kaand (mischief/function):

// Function with parameter
kaand greet(naam) {
    bhauk "Hello"
    bhauk naam
}

// Call the function
greet("Rahul")
greet("Delhi")

// Function with multiple parameters
kaand add(a, b) {
    chutiye ye sum hai a + b
    bhauk sum
}

add(10, 20)  // Prints: 30

Syntax: kaand [name]([params]) { [body] }

11. Try-Catch

Handle errors using try kar (try) and pakad mc (catch):

// Try-catch example
try kar: bhauk "Risky operation" , pakad mc: bhauk "Error handled!"

// Program continues after error
bhauk "Still running!"

Syntax: try kar: [statement] , pakad mc: [error handler]

12. Arrays

Create and access arrays (lists) of values:

// Create an array
chutiye ye numbers hai [10, 20, 30, 40, 50]

// Access elements (0-indexed)
bhauk numbers[0]    // First element: 10
bhauk numbers[2]    // Third element: 30
bhauk numbers[4]    // Last element: 50

// Array of strings
chutiye ye cities hai ["Delhi", "Mumbai", "Bangalore"]
bhauk cities[0]     // Delhi

// Mixed types
chutiye ye mixed hai [42, "text", sahi]

Arrays are zero-indexed. First element is at index 0.

13. Hash/Dictionary

Store key-value pairs using hash/dictionary syntax:

// Create a hash
chutiye ye person hai {"name": "Rahul", "age": 25, "city": "Delhi"}

// Access values by key
bhauk person["name"]    // Rahul
bhauk person["age"]     // 25
bhauk person["city"]    // Delhi

// Nested hash
chutiye ye data hai {
    "user": "admin",
    "settings": {"theme": "dark", "lang": "hi"}
}

bhauk data["user"]

Keys must be strings in quotes. Values can be any type.

14. String Operations

Work with text using string operations:

// String concatenation with +
chutiye ye first hai "Delhi"
chutiye ye second hai " Rocks"
chutiye ye combined hai first + second

bhauk combined    // Delhi Rocks

// Strings in quotes
chutiye ye greeting hai "Namaste"
chutiye ye message hai "Welcome to KaleshScript!"

15. Input

Get user input using Suna lawde() (listen up):

// Get input from user
chutiye ye naam hai Suna lawde()
bhauk "Your name is:"
bhauk naam

// Use input in calculations
chutiye ye age hai Suna lawde()
bhauk age

In the web version, this will prompt for input via browser prompt dialog.

// Complete input example
bhauk "What's your name?"
chutiye ye naam hai Suna lawde()

bhauk "Hello"
bhauk naam

bhauk "How old are you?"
chutiye ye age hai Suna lawde()

bhauk "You are"
bhauk age
bhauk "years old"

nikal lawde

16. Exit Program (REQUIRED)

Use nikal lawde (get out) to exit the program. This is MANDATORY - programs without it will not run!

bhauk "Starting program..."
bhauk "Doing some work..."
bhauk "Almost done..."

nikal lawde  // REQUIRED to end program

// Code after this won't execute
bhauk "This won't print"

Think of it as the program saying "I'm done, getting out of here!"

17. Comments

Add comments to your code using //:

// This is a comment
// Comments are ignored by the interpreter

chutiye ye x hai 42  // Inline comment

// Use comments to explain your code
// They help others understand what you're doing

nikal lawde

Arithmetic Operators

Comparison Operators

Assignment Operator