# example.bellronos import math import io import string define calculate_circle_area(radius: float) -> float: return math.pi * radius * radius define greet(name: string) -> none: io.print("Hello, " + string.to_upper(name) + "!") class Person: define __init__(self, name: string, age: int) -> none: self.name = name self.age = age define introduce(self) -> none: io.print("My name is " + self.name + " and I'm " + string.to_string(self.age) + " years old.") define main() -> none: # Basic operations and function calls set radius to 5.0 set area to calculate_circle_area(radius) io.print("The area of a circle with radius " + string.to_string(radius) + " is " + string.to_string(area)) greet("Bellronos") # Class usage set person to Person("Alice", 30) person.introduce() # Closures set multiplier to closure (x: int) -> int: return x * 2 io.print("Doubled 5: " + string.to_string(multiplier(5))) # Generators define count_to(n: int) -> generator: set i to 0 while i < n: yield i set i to i + 1 for num in count_to(5): io.print("Generated number: " + string.to_string(num)) # Async/await (simulated) async define fetch_data() -> string: # Simulating an asynchronous operation io.print("Fetching data...") return "Data fetched successfully" async define process_data() -> none: set result to await fetch_data() io.print("Processing result: " + result) process_data() # Language interoperability set c_code to " #include int main() { printf(\"Hello from C!\\n\"); return 0; } " io.print(execute_c(c_code)) set python_code to " print('Hello from Python!') " io.print(execute_python(python_code)) set js_code to " console.log('Hello from JavaScript!'); " io.print(execute_javascript(js_code)) set java_code to " public class Temp { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(\"Hello from Java!\"); } } " io.print(execute_java(java_code)) set rust_code to " fn main() { println!(\"Hello from Rust!\"); } " io.print(execute_rust(rust_code)) set swift_code to " print(\"Hello from Swift!\") " io.print(execute_swift(swift_code)) main()