Usage examples with code snippets

This section provides basic examples to help you get started with writing Doglang programs.

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Variable Assignment

Assign a value to a variable using the equals sign (=):

a = 10 ;

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Print Statement (bark)

Use the bark command to print values or messages:

bark(a);
bark("Hello, Doglang!");

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Loop Statement (wagtail)

The wagtail keyword starts a loop which runs while the condition is true:

a = 0;
wagtail(a < 5) {
bark(a);
a = a + 1;
}

This loops from 0 to 4, printing each value.

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Conditional Statement (sniff)

Use sniff to check conditions and optionally else for alternate execution:

a = 10;
sniff(a % 2 == 0) {
bark("Even");
} else {
bark("Odd");
}

This prints "Even" if a is even, otherwise prints "Odd".

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Input Statement (fetch)

Prompt the user for input using fetch:

name = fetch("Enter your name: ");
bark("Hello, " + name + "!");

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Running Doglang Code from Command Line

From File

doglang -f your_program.doggy

Inline Code Execution

doglang -e "a = 10; bark(a);"

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Explore these examples and start creating your own fun Doglang programs!