Xi language programming system ((Chinese C language))

Xi language is the Chinese version of c language. As a new Chinese programming language, few people may know it, but developers have been constantly improving it. Maybe many people have heard of Yi Language. Yi Language actually looks like the Chinese version of VB, but the two are different in many aspects. Xi language is the Chinese version of c language.

Chinese C (Xi) Language Chinese Programming System (referred to as: Xi Language): It is a Chinese programming software system mainly used for education and learning.
Implemented based on existing C language system and expanded. Its characteristics are as follows:
1. Fully compatible with existing C language systems. Most of the existing C codes can be compiled under the condition that the header file path is set.
2. Fully supports full Chinese programming
3. Implemented by combining the advantages of PASCAL and C, supporting "start" and "end" expanded statement blocks. Supports more annotation methods to facilitate program organization.
4. Supports visual representation of multi-byte characters. For example, 'I' and 'abcd' can be used as characters.
5. Supports Chinese punctuation marks, mixed use of Chinese punctuation marks and English punctuation marks, etc.
6. Support article-style program organization, embed programs in Chinese articles and compile them directly.
7. Support Chinese operators, and support the mixed use of full-width and half-width.
8. Small size, single interface file, easy to use and understand.

use:
1. Develop underlying software such as operating systems, etc.
2. Write a console program (commonly known as DOS program)
3. Write a pure graphical interface program (usual WINDOWS program)
4. Write a hybrid program where console and graphical interface exist simultaneously.

Xi language (Chinese C) programming system version 1.76

The modification history is as follows:

Xiyu 1.76 revision
1. Support PASCAL assignment operator
2. Support array representation syntax starting from 1
3. Improve system functions