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Symbolic ozark & translations. Ozark is made of unicode, meant to be a common point between human thinkers (initially, ones who communicate in English) and computers.

NOTES:

Symbolic ozark uses one symbol per concept and can thus be minified and represents the logic in mathematical, non-English. The correspondance is 1-1.

: is universal for calls, but "(a ...)" and "(an ...)" for statements
_ implied
++ create
-- clear
@@ (invisible) property
$$ (invisible) inheritance
-> is universal for calls, but "yields" for statements
! symbolic and english; identity method
; symbolic and english; clause separator

assign to _
_ >> _ assign _ to __
~~ (invisible) method
== translation
// true
\ false

and so on for all reserved words

any non-reserved symbol can be used for a method or pointer name. In translations, methods called newly reserved names are replaced by the symbols they represent.

e.g. to follow

== Bullet | en

@casing: BulletCasing?
== @casing | en

@used: Boolean
== @used | en

setup
== setup | en
++ BulletCasing; >> @casing; setup
>> // >> @used

casing -> _casing: BulletCasing?
== casing -> casing: BulletCasing? | en
>> @casing >> casing

hit target: Target?
== hit target:Target? | en
-- @casing
>> // >> @used

target getHit

IS!! -

property @casing: BulletCasing?
property @used: Boolean

method setup
create BulletCasing; assign to @casing; setup
assign true to @used

method casing yields casing: implied BulletCasing?
assign @casing to casing

method hit target: Target
clear @casing
assign true to @used

target getHit

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