Introducing Nzym: A White Paper on the Programming Language that Will Revolutionize Multimedia
Introduction Nzym is a new programming language that focuses on making programming easier, simpler, and faster, quickening production time to even produce better results, especially for multimedia applications. At the core of Nzym is a script file object that can exist on its own or be linked in conjunction with others. It is through these scripted objects that the Nzym interpreter can generate programs and content pages. This document serves to introduce this language and the new concepts therein. Nzym Syntax The basic syntax of Nzym is very simple. Objects are created by assigning a value to a variable of the appropriate type. For example, to create a new object of type Number, you would write the following: Number myInteger = 10 ; Methods are called on objects by using the dot notation. For example, to call the Add method on an object of type Number, you would write the following: myInteger. Add = 6 ; // If the value of myInteger was ...