Wt dialect swahili

[PapePathe]

Support Swahili dialect

First program

lahaja:swahili;

anza() namba{
  rudisha 0;
}

Declaring variables

anza() namba{
  acha x : namba  = 25;
  acha y : float = 0.25; // need to translate to swahili
  acha y : maneno = "hello";

  rudisha 0;
}

Conditionals

anza() namba{
  kama(0 == 0) {
    chapisha("of course");
  } sivyo {
    chapisha("of course");
  }

  rudisha 0;
}

Functions

kazi divide(a: namba, b: namba) kosa {
    kama (b == 0) {
        rudisha kosa("dividend is zero"); 
    }
    rudisha zero(kosa); 
}

anza() namba {
    acha err: kosa = divide(100, 0);

    kama(err != zero(kosa)) {
      chapisha("Division by zero error (%s)\n", err);
    }

    err = divide(100, 10);
    kama(err == zero(kosa)) {
      chapisha("No division error");
    }

    rudisha 0;
}

Structs

muundo Person {
  Age:     namba,
  Height:  desimali,
  Name:    maneno,
}

kazi changeAge(person: *Person) namba {
  person.Age = person.Age + 20;
  person.Age = 20 + person.Age;
 

  rudisha person.Age;
}

kazi changeName(person: *Person) maneno {
  person.Name = "Pathe SENE";

  rudisha person.Name;
}

kazi changHeight(person: *Person) desimali {
  person.Height= 1.80;

  rudisha person.Height;
}

anza() namba {
  acha p : Person = Person{ Age: 0, Height: 0.0, Name: "Pathe", };
  acha myAge : namba = changeAge(p);
  acha myHeight : desimali = changHeight(p);
  acha myName: maneno = changeName(p);
 
  chapisha("age: %d, height: %.2f, name: %s", myAge, myHeight, myName);

  rudisha 0; 
}
`

[Harrisonkamau]

Support Swahili dialect

First program

lahaja:swahili;

anza() namba{
  rudisha 0;
}

Declaring variables

anza() namba{
  acha x : namba  = 25;
  acha y : float = 0.25; // need to translate to swahili
  acha y : maneno = "hello";

  rudisha 0;
}

Conditionals

anza() namba{
  kama(0 == 0) {
    chapisha("of course");
  } sivyo {
    chapisha("of course");
  }

  rudisha 0;
}

Functions

kazi divide(a: namba, b: namba) kosa {
    kama (b == 0) {
        rudisha kosa("dividend is zero"); 
    }
    rudisha zero(kosa); 
}

anza() namba {
    acha err: kosa = divide(100, 0);

    kama(err != zero(kosa)) {
      chapisha("Division by zero error (%s)\n", err);
    }

    err = divide(100, 10);
    kama(err == zero(kosa)) {
      chapisha("No division error");
    }

    rudisha 0;
}

Structs

muundo Person {
  Age:     namba,
  Height:  desimali,
  Name:    maneno,
}

kazi changeAge(person: *Person) namba {
  person.Age = person.Age + 20;
  person.Age = 20 + person.Age;
 

  rudisha person.Age;
}

kazi changeName(person: *Person) maneno {
  person.Name = "Pathe SENE";

  rudisha person.Name;
}

kazi changHeight(person: *Person) desimali {
  person.Height= 1.80;

  rudisha person.Height;
}

anza() namba {
  acha p : Person = Person{ Age: 0, Height: 0.0, Name: "Pathe", };
  acha myAge : namba = changeAge(p);
  acha myHeight : desimali = changHeight(p);
  acha myName: maneno = changeName(p);
 
  chapisha("age: %d, height: %.2f, name: %s", myAge, myHeight, myName);

  rudisha 0; 
}
`

Float is a challenging one. For instance, 0.25 is directly translated to sufuri (zero) nukta (decimal) mbili (two) tano (5)

Non-Mathetical float (not drowing) is translated to kuelea

[PapePathe]

@Harrisonkamau this is actually what I need to translate to Swahili. It's the concept of having data of type float.

[PapePathe]

@NdagiStanley how would you translate TypeFloat to Swhaili.

[NdagiStanley]

Following

[PapePathe]

keyword translation for zero is missing

[PapePathe]

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