BS Basics

BS Basics

This section is the starting point for BornomalaScript fundamentals. It introduces the first ideas you need before moving into bigger topics like arrays, conditions, loops, and functions.

If you are new to the language, begin here and follow the lessons in order. Each page builds on the one before it so you can learn step by step without feeling lost.

What You Will Learn

The BS Basics section covers the core beginner workflow:

• Writing and running your first program
• Declaring and reusing variables
• Reading input and printing output
• Understanding the basic structure of a BornomalaScript file

These lessons give you the foundation for everything else in the documentation.

Recommended Learning Order

Start with these pages in sequence:

1. Printing Hello World
2. Declaring Variables
3. Input / Output

Following that order helps you move from simple output to stored values and then to interactive programs.

Why Start Here?

The first few lessons are important because they teach the basic habits you will use again and again:

• Create a file
• Write a small example
• Save the file
• Run it in the terminal
• Read the output

Those five steps show up throughout the rest of the language.

How to Use This Section

Use the cards below to open each lesson one at a time. If a lesson feels too short, that usually means it is meant to be practiced rather than memorized.

Try editing the examples yourself after reading them. Changing the text, variable names, or input prompts is one of the fastest ways to learn.

Beginner Tip

When you practice, keep each lesson in a separate file such as hello.bs, variables.bs, and io.bs. That makes it easier to compare examples and spot mistakes.

Next Step

If you are just getting started, go to Printing Hello World first. That lesson is the fastest way to confirm that your compiler and editor are ready.