satya-1 0.1.3

Satya - Educational Python interpreter for data structures and algorithms in natural language.

satya-1

Write and learn data structures and algorithms in easy, everyday language—no complex code, just simple commands.

Installation

pip install satya-1

Basic Usage

from satya import SatyaInterpreter

interpreter = SatyaInterpreter()
print(interpreter.run("Create linked list with 3 nodes"))
print(interpreter.run("Add satya, 1, 2, 3"))
print(interpreter.run("Remove 2nd element"))
print(interpreter.run("List show"))

More Use Cases

Stack Operations

interpreter.run("Create stack")
interpreter.run("Push X")
interpreter.run("Pop")
interpreter.run("Stack show")

Queue Operations

interpreter.run("Create queue")
interpreter.run("Enqueue 5,6,7")
interpreter.run("Dequeue")
interpreter.run("Queue show")

Graph Operations

interpreter.run("Create graph")
interpreter.run("Add edge A B")
interpreter.run("Add edge B C")
interpreter.run("Show graph")
interpreter.run("DFS A")
interpreter.run("BFS A")

Math & Logic

interpreter.run("Is 121 palindrome?")
interpreter.run("Factorial of 5")
interpreter.run("Fibonacci till 10")
interpreter.run("Sort 5 1 3 2")
interpreter.run("Search 3 in 1 2 3 4")
interpreter.run("Is 153 armstrong?")
interpreter.run("Is 29 prime?")

Advantages

• Natural Language Interface: Use plain English to interact with data structures and algorithms.
• Educational: Great for teaching and learning basic data structures and algorithms.
• Quick Prototyping: Instantly test logic and structure operations without boilerplate code.
• Extensible: Easily add new commands or extend existing ones for custom educational needs.
• No Dependencies: Pure Python, no external requirements.

License

MIT