Tea (programming language)

Tea is an experimental, interpreted programming language designed with a focus on simplicity and ease of use. It aims to provide a clean syntax and intuitive semantics, making it accessible to novice programmers while still offering enough power for more complex tasks.

Developed as a personal project with academic and exploratory goals, Tea emphasizes readability and reduces boilerplate code often found in other languages. Its design philosophy centers around making common programming patterns straightforward and expressive. The language's features are still evolving, and its implementation is considered a work in progress.

Currently, the language supports basic data types such as integers, strings, and booleans. Control flow structures include conditional statements (if/else) and looping constructs (while loops). Function definition and calling are also supported, enabling modular code organization. Tea uses a dynamic typing system, meaning that type checking is performed at runtime rather than compile time.

While Tea is not yet widely used and lacks a mature ecosystem of libraries and tools, its development continues with the intention of exploring alternative approaches to programming language design and promoting a more accessible coding experience. Its potential lies in its educational value and as a platform for experimenting with new language features and paradigms.