Timid is to be a maths language I guess...
it might do other things like Python or it might not...
but first thing will be maths because maths is annoying to manually do.
Timid is currently a general expression evaluator.
Timid supports numbers, booleans and null values.
Timid also supports arithmetic, comparisons and equality + - * / ^ % == != < <= > >= ! (try guess which ones they do!)
It is able to do simple arithmetic, comparisons, equality, and more.
Timid compiles your expression down into a custom bytecode for an interpreter written in C, called TimidRuntime.
Timid's syntax currently follows C's order of operations for expressions.
Windows users: set <Timid Install Location>\Timid as your working directory
then run <Timid Install Location>\Timid> py Timid.py in the terminal to get started.
UNIX users: have GCC preinstalled, then run $ gcc ~/Timid/tVirtual*.c -o ~/Timid/TimidRuntime.
Then, run $ python ~/Timid/Timid.py to get started
Currently, Timid automatically prints the result, and only supports expressions, not full statements.
Go to the ~Timid/Examples directory and run the programs in there and try to mess around.
For example, after setup, try > python ~\Timid\Timid.py ~\Timid\Examples\example.timid on Windows or $ python ~/Timid/Timid.py ~/Timid/Examples/example.timid on UNIX systems
Try do other random programs or things. Try break Timid because its so bloody bad.