SudoProgrammer

A Pseudo English to Java Translator

Reference Documents

Symbols	Symbol Meaning	Functions
“”	Double quotes	Used to mention the name of an entity.
‘’	Single quotes	Used to mention the value of an entity.
()	Open and closed brackets	Used to mention the pass by reference variable name and the type.
{}	Open and closed curly brackets	Used to mention the block start and the block end.
#	Hash/Pound symbol	Used to mention a variable that is already declared.
.	Period	Used to mention an end of line.

• This program supports basic text editor features such as: Select All, Select, Copy, Paste, Cut via short cut keys.
• This program is attempts to only make server connection only when ever necessary.
• To create a new session or to quickly empty the text containers on the client simply press CTRL + R to reset the program.
• This program is capable of translating pseudo English code into Java code

Tutorial Documents

Functionality / User Intention	User Input	Program Output
Creating a class called DemoClass and make it accessible from every other part of the project.	Create a new class called "DemoClass" with a visibility of public	public class DemoClass {}
Creating the main method	main method	public static void main(String[] args) {}
Creating various type of variables	variable int "counter" '0' variable string "myName" 'S K' variable double "salary" '25000.00' variable boolean "selfEmployed" 'true' new int string double variable "currentYear" '2020'	int counter = 0; String myName = "S K"; double salary = 25000.00; boolean selfEmployed = true; int currentYear = 2020;
Creating a new public method called setName that is static type and returns nothing and setting the method argument to a string variable called tempName	create a new void static method called "setName" with an argument of (String tempName) and set the visibility to public	public static void setName(String tempName){}
Invoking an already created method called setName and passing a value called John Doe to the method	invoke "setName()" and pass 'John Doe' as the value	setName("John Doe");
Print the returned value by invoking the getName method	invoke "getName()" and print its value	System.out.println(getName());
Creating a new variable and assigning its value to by referencing another already existing value in the program.	make a string variable, call it "myName" and set its value to '#name'	String myName = name;

Application Functionality

Functionality	Status
Create Class	✔
Create Methods	✔
Invoke Methods	✔
Create Variables	✔
Call Variables	✔
Set Variables	✔
Print Variables	✔
Create Loops	❌ - Work in Progress.
Create Objects	❌ - Planned for Future.