FiM++

== Example Programs ==
A program that simply uses one paragraph to print "Hello World" and exits:
{{codeblock|{{code|keyword|Dear}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|report|Princess Celestia}}{{code|punctuation|:}}{{code|report|Hello World}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/><BR/>}}{{code|keyword|<STRONG>Today</STRONG> I learned}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to say hello world}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|I said}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|literal|&ldquo;Hello, World!&rdquo;}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|That's all about}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to say hello world}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/><BR/>}}{{code|keyword|Your faithful student}}{{code|punctuation|,}}{{code|comment| Kyli Rouge}}{{code|punctuation|.}}}}

A program that uses two paragraphs, a [[mane paragraph]] and a utility paragraph, to add all the numbers from 1 to 100:
{{codeblock|{{code|keyword|Dear}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|report|Princess Celestia}}{{code|punctuation|:}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|report|I can add}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/><BR/>}}{{code|keyword|<STRONG>Today</STRONG> I learned}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to add a lot}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|Did you know that}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|type|the number}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|the answer}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|was}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to add}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|using}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|literal|1}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|and}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|literal|100}}{{code|punctuation|?}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|I said}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|the answer}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|That's all about}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to add a lot}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/><BR/>}}{{code|keyword|I learned}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to add}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|to get}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|type|a number}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|using}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|type|the number}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|first}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|and}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|type|the number}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|last}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|Did you know that}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|type|the number}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|sum}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|was}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|literal|0}}{{code|punctuation|?}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|As long as}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|first}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|operator|was no more than}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|last}}{{code|punctuation|,}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|variable|sum}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|keyword|became}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|sum}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|operator|plus}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|first}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|variable|first}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|operator|got one more}}{{code|punctuation|.}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|That's what I did}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|Then you get}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|variable|sum}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/>}}{{code|keyword|That's all about}}{{code|whitespace|&nbsp;}}{{code|paragraph|how to add}}{{code|punctuation|!}}{{code|whitespace|<BR/><BR/>}}{{code|keyword|Your faithful student}}{{code|punctuation|,}}{{code|comment| Kyli Rouge}}{{code|punctuation|.}}}}

=== Mirror in Java ===
FiM++ can be translated into [[Wikipedia:Java (programming language)|Java]] relatively easily. Here's the above Hello World example in Java:
{{codeblock|<source lang="java">
public class HelloWorld extends Object {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Hello, World!");
    }
}
</source>}}

And here's the above addition program:
{{codeblock|<source lang="java">
public class ICanAdd extends Object {
    
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        double theAnswer = howToAdd(1, 100);
        System.out.println(theAnswer);
    }
    
    public static double howToAdd(double first, double last) {
        double sum = 0;
        while (first <= last) {
            sum = sum + first;;;
            first++;
        }
        return sum;
    }
}
</source>}}