Introduction
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Welcome to the Core MowaLang 🌱
This section introduces the core building blocks — how to declare variables, work with data types, take input, and write conditional logic using Telugu-inspired syntax.
Think of this section as your first walk into the MowaLang universe. We'll keep it simple and build step by step.
Language Nomenclature
MowaLang uses familiar Telugu words to replace common programming constructs. Here’s a handy comparison chart:
JavaScript vs MowaLang – Keyword Comparison Table
| JavaScript 🤡 | MowaLang 🔥 | Description |
|---|---|---|
const | idhi | Declare a variable |
console.log() | mowa | Print output to the screen |
prompt() | theesko | Take input from the user |
if(condition){} | okavela(cond) ayithe{} | Conditional: if block |
else if() | ledhante() | Conditional: else-if block |
else | ledha | Conditional: else block |
switch(e){} | enchuko(e){} | Switch Case |
break | aagipo | Break Statement |
continue | kaani | Continue Statement |
for | varaku | Looping constructs |
function | pani | Declare a function |
return | ichey | Return a value from a function |
true | nijam | Boolean true |
false | abadham | Boolean false |
typeof | rakam | returns the type of a variable |
🔥 Mowa !... Idhi Aarambham Maatrame! Inka mundhu chaala unnayi.