example lython code
def test(num)
for i in range(num) do
if i == 0 then
print("zero")
elif i % 2 == 1 then
print("odd")
else
print("even")
end # if else
end # for
end # def
test(10)
Note:
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The indentation in the code above is just to make the code look pretty and has no effect on the parser.
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you cant use
then,do,endas name variable, function and class in lython.
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