Suma (Comparisons)

Suma is an if-statement of Zigurate used to do comparisons and execute specific functions depending on the condition in execution time.

Syntax

suma true {
    // code if is true
} li {
    // code if is false
}

Relational Operators

Operator	Description	For
is	Used to verify equality	string, int, float, bool
is_not	Used to verify inequality	string, int, float, bool
is_more	If is more than	int, float
is_less	If is less than	int, float
is_more_eq	If is more or equal to	int, float
is_less_eq	If is less or equal to	int, float

Logical Operators

Operator	Description
a and b	If the two conditions (a e b) is true, execute.
a or b	If any of the conditions (a e b) is true, execute.

Example

With type boolean:

uda is_active = true

suma is_active is true {
    silim("It's active!")
} li {
    silim("It's not active!")
}

With type string:

uda name = "gilgamesh"

suma name is "uruk" {
    silim("It's Uruk")
} li {
    silim("It's not Uruk!")
}

With type integer:

uda a = 10

suma a is_more 10 {
    silim("Correct!")
} li {
    silim("Incorrect!")
}

With type floating:

uda a = 2.5

suma a is_less_eq 5.5 {
    silim("Correct!")
} li {
    silim("Incorrect!")
}

Comparing with uda as value's reference:

uda target = 100
uda current = 50

suma current is_more_eq target {
    silim("Completed!")
} li {
    silim("Incompleted!")
}