Alexandria a new simplistic high-level dynamic coding language most similar to Python. It's goal is to bridge coders used to block based coding to more complex languages.
Alexandria (originally titled Blocks) was created by Fandis on April 12th, 2025. It is a multi-paradigm, object-oriented, multipurpose, easy to learn programming language. This language was influenced by Python and Rust but is similar to easier programming like Scratch when comparing syntax.
The following examples will show Alexandria code.
Hello, World!
ln(greeting)
// defines the type of variable. in Alexandria, one **cannot** directly display text, but must use a variable.
greeting = hello, world!
view(greeting)
// the command 'view' is synonymous with Python 'print'
Display hello, world!
Countdown
teger(i)
i = 5
until i = -1(
if i > 0(
view(i)
i(-)
)
else(
ln(break)
break = Blastoff!
view(break)
)
)
Notes 'teger' denotes an integer variable. i(-) decrements by 1.
Display 5 4 3 2 1 Blastoff!