
Meet "Water": A Programming Language Designed to Feel More Like Human Language 💧
Introduction While programming, have you ever thought: ・"Why do I have to write it this way?" ・"This is nothing like human language." ・"Type conversion makes no sense!" I felt the exact same way. That’s why I started a personal project to create a "more naturally readable language." I call it "Water" . Download Download the Python runner here Source code is here What is Water? I am developing Water with these core goals: ・Code that reads naturally. ・No need to obsess over types. ・...but still keeping it safe. In short, it’s a language that balances human intuition with programmatic rigor. Comparison Example Take a look at this: Python : x = int ( input ( " Enter number : " )) x = x + 5 Water : set stay x int x = input("Enter number") x = x + 5 In Python, you don't need to declare variables, but since the type can change unexpectedly, it lacks some strictness. In Water, once you create a variable, you can reuse it seamlessly without worrying about type casting every time. If you need to
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