B++ Programming Language
B++ is a beginner-friendly programming language that is similar to Python, designed to be easy, readable and fun. It utilizes plain English commands and has a lightweight interpreter that runs in the terminal. B++ does away with complex syntax in favor of natural phrases, such as:

• say "Hello World!" → prints text
• set x to 5 → creates and updates variables
• add 1 to x / subtract 2 from x / multiply x by 3 / divide x by 4 → math operations
• repeat 5 times: ... end → loops
• if x is 10: ... end → conditional logic

B++ 1.0 RELEASED
 B++ PAGE RELEASED:

https://mrguineabird.itch.io/bpp

NEW (AND UPCOMING) B++ CHANGES

Tokenizer

• Added inline comment support (#) outside of strings.

• Correctly handles escaped quotes inside strings (\").

• Preserves line numbers for better error reporting.

Expression Evaluation

• Supports more literal types via ast.literal_eval: strings, numbers, booleans, lists, tuples.

• Added fallback safe eval for advanced expressions.

• Smarter + handling: concatenates strings if any operand is a string, otherwise performs numeric addition.

Conditions

• Added support for == and != (was missing before).

• Full set of comparison operators now: is, is not, <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=.

• Falls back to truthiness check if no operator matches.

Block Handling

• Fixed bugs with if/elif/else nesting.

• elif and else no longer incorrectly increase nesting depth.

• Cleaner and more reliable collect_block parsing.

Math and Variables

• Division automatically converts integers back (10 / 2 → 5 instead of 5.0).

• Safer error messages when adding or multiplying incompatible types.

Extra Features

• New import module support (with identifier safety check).

• --debug mode: shows environment after each line.

REPL

• Introduced start command to run buffered code explicitly.

• Improved block depth tracking for multi-line blocks.