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The Yee Language

The Yee Language is a coding language developed by the Yee, a very popular internet Meme. (62000000 Views on YT). This code is here to teach you the basics.

Basic Output

Output in the Yee language is very simple. Just use "yeeout". Let'S look at an example here:
yeeout "YEE";
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This will output the string "YEE".

Note: At the end of every line there must be e semicolon.

Variables

There are three variable types in the Yee language. "yeenum" (integer),"yeestr" (string), and "yeebool" (boolean). Now, let's look at the syntax.
yeenum yee = 10; yeeout yee;
This will output the number 10.
yeestr yee = "YEE"; yeeout yee;
This will output the string "YEE".
yeebool yee = true; yeeout yee;
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This will output the boolean 1 (1 is true).

Note: Variables don't have to be declared on the spot. You can initialize them, and assign a value to them later.

Basic Input

Input in the Yee language is also very simple. Just use "yeein". Let'S look at an example here:
yeestr a; yeein a;
This will output the string "YEE".

Comments

Comment lines in the Yee language start with "//". Multiline comments start with "/*" and end with "*/". Let'S look at an example here (you need to scroll):
//I am a comment /*I am a multiline comment! :D*/

Control Flow

If:
yeeif(condition){ //code }
If-Else:
yeeif(condition){ //code } nee{ //code }
If-ElseIf-Else:
yeeif(condition){ //code } yelseif(condition){ //code } nee{ //code }

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