CAT(WIP)

Cat is a simple, Lisp-like programming language written in python for cats to code.

Key Features

• Lisp-inspired Syntax: CAT uses parentheses to group expressions and operators, similar to Lisp, making it ideal for recursive processing and simple expression parsing.
• Customizable Operators: CAT supports basic arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators, such as +, -, *, /, and, or, and more.
• Control Structures: Support for conditional statements like if, then, and else, allowing for flexible logic flows.
• Custom Commands: Introduces whimsical commands like meow for output, making coding more fun and engaging.
• Simple Evaluation Model: The language uses a recursive evaluation function to process and evaluate expressions.

Syntax Overview

CAT expressions are enclosed in parentheses, where the first item is the function or operator, followed by the arguments.

Example Expressions

(meow "Hello, World!")
(+ 1 2)  # Addition
(* 3 4)  # Multiplication
(if (> 5 3) (meow "Yes") (meow "No"))