pygyat
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12/12/2024

Introduction to PyGyat

What is PyGyat?

PyGyat is a Python preprocessor that transforms regular Python code into "brainrot" by replacing standard Python keywords, operators, and built-in functions with contemporary internet slang and meme-inspired vocabulary. It's designed to make coding both functional and entertaining while maintaining full Python compatibility.

Key Features

  • Python Compatible: Fully compatible with Python's functionality
  • Unique Syntax: Uses internet slang and meme terminology
  • Easy Translation: Converts between Python and PyGyat seamlessly
  • VS Code Support: Dedicated syntax highlighting extension
  • Full Python Integration: Access to all Python libraries and features

Why PyGyat?

PyGyat was created to:

  • Make coding more engaging and fun
  • Provide a unique learning experience
  • Create a bridge between internet culture and programming
  • Maintain professional functionality while using casual vocabulary

Basic Syntax Overview

Standard Operations

# Variables and printing
x = 10
yap(x)  # print(x)

# Mathematical operations
addition = 5 rizz 3        # 5 + 3
subtract = 10 fanum tax 4  # 10 - 4

# Boolean values
is_valid = Aura    # True
is_wrong = Cooked  # False

Control Structures

# If statements
chat is this real x sigma 5:    # if x > 5
    yap("That's sigma")
yo chat x twin 5:               # elif x == 5
    yap("That's mid")
only in ohio:                   # else
    yap("That's beta")

# Loops
let him cook x beta 10:         # while x < 10
    yap(x)
    x = x rizz 1

mewing i lock in huzz(5):       # for i in range(5)
    yap(i)

Functions and Classes

# Function definition
bop calculate_rizz(x, y):       # def calculate_rizz(x, y)
    its giving x rizz y         # return x + y

# Class definition
skibidi RizzCalculator:         # class RizzCalculator
    bop __init__(unc, base):    # def __init__(self, base)
        unc.base = base

Getting Started

  1. Install PyGyat:
$ pip install pygyat
  1. Create your first PyGyat file (example.gyat):
yap("First PyGyat Program")
  1. Run your program:
$ pygyat example.gyat

Best Practices

  1. File Organization

    • Use .gyat extension for PyGyat files
    • Keep related files in organized directories
    • Maintain clear separation between PyGyat and Python files

  2. Code Style

    • Follow consistent indentation
    • Use meaningful variable names
    • Add comments for clarity
    • Maintain clean code structure

  3. Development Flow

    • Write and test in small increments
    • Use version control
    • Document your code
    • Test thoroughly

Common Use Cases

  1. Educational Projects

    • Learning Python concepts
    • Teaching programming basics
    • Understanding code transformation

  2. Fun Projects

    • Meme generators
    • Social media bots
    • Creative coding exercises

  3. Community Projects

    • Collaborative coding
    • Open source contributions
    • Educational resources

Tools and Resources

  1. Development Tools

    • VS Code with PyGyat extension
    • Command line interface
    • Python to PyGyat converter

  2. Documentation

    • Official keyword mappings
    • Example programs
    • Community resources

Next Steps

  1. Explore the full documentation
  2. Join the community
  3. Try converting existing Python projects
  4. Create your own PyGyat programs
  5. Share your experience and contribute

Support and Community

  • GitHub repository: PyGyat
  • Issue tracking
  • Community discussions
  • Contribution guidelines

Remember, PyGyat is designed to be fun while maintaining professional functionality. Happy coding with rizz! 🚀

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