You must install JRE (Java runtime Enviroment) first to be able to use oSNAKE, heres the dependency links: Java JRE: https://www.java.com/en/download/
Please credit the oSNAKE programming language if your using it if you can, just a text file saying made in oSNAKE is good enough.
Variables oSNAKE recognises only numerical values as variables, for example; DATA=1 which then is held in the script and parsed as a variable which could then be called like this; (example) if DATA=1 then print ("oSNAKE Script!")
and then the output should be; "oSNAKE Script!" if DATA=1.
you can change and update variables when certain lines finish, for example; DATA=1 if DATA=1 then print ("Hello!") DATA=2 if DATA=2 then print ("World!")
this should output this: Hello! World!
Every script needs a Variable to function, oSNAKE does not allow string variables, strictly integers
oSNAKE utilizes JVM and java bytecode for speed and efficiency.
You must have JRE or JDK installed to run oSNAKE
IF YOU PLAN ON BUILDING OSNAKE FROM SOURCE YOU WILL NEED JAVAC WHICH YOU NEED JDK FOR