Instructions
- Install Prolix (if you haven't already).
- Write some simple "Hello, world" code.
- Use the prolix binary to run your code.
Install Prolix
Download a specific version of Prolix by clicking here.
Write some code
Now create a new file and name it main.prlx
and
you can write a simple program like
Hello, World
below:
$io:write "Hello, World!\n";
The code above uses a predefined library named
io
and changes the value of the write attribute
to write the object directly to the console.
Run your code to see the greeting.
prolix main.prlx
More examples
Factorial of a number using loop:
class result; result $result; $result:num 7; $result:result 1; $result:i 1; loop $result:num { $math:mul $result:result $result:i; $result:result $math:result; $math:add $result:i 1; $result:i $math:result; } $io:write "The factorial of " :write $result:num :write " is " :write $result:result :write "\n";