# osaker-lang _{*Super fast programming language with amazing and such easy to understand syntax that even Osaka can understand.* ^ This was me after working on this}

:o name <-- "Osaka" ~nyan
!print("How are you '" + name + "'!")

Features Implemented

• [x] Declaring and assigning ayumu objects (variables).
• [x] Removing ayumu objects from memory.
• [x] Inspect ayumu objects (objects).
• [x] Run osaka scripts / modules.
• [x] Import osaka modules (modules).
• [ ] Osaka standard lib (I/O operations: print statement, input statement, read / write files)

What works atm?

uhhh, you can assign an ayumu object to memory (aka assign a variable).

:o birth_year <-- 1984 ~chiyo

then you can inspect that ayumu object:

:< birth_year

>> birth_year <-- 1984 ~chiyo

and when you want, you can remove it completly from memory:

:3 birth_year

more coming soon