Digital Synthora/Overview (Basic)

What is Synthora? Synthora is a multi-use, customizable and conceptual language which doesn’t have the traditional syntax, semantics or grammar like most languages, but it has its own language framework, philosophy and lexicon while also using the beauty of arithmetics, geometry, creativity, Synthora levels, etc. Synthora doesn’t prefer memorization, complex syntax or studies of different things, but rather focuses on practicality for coding, secret text or letters as well as writing digitally and in real life. This language is not well known. The whole point of this language was to make coding user-friendly and customizable to the user’s choice. Later on, Synthora got upgraded by a lot when the creator saw its true potential. Synthora Levels Synthora levels are basically the kinds of Synthora based on the number of combinations per word (approximate), method of writing and use cases. The three primary major levels are Synthora are Synthora Basic, Synthora Normal and Synthora Encrypted. The two secondary major levels are Digital Synthora, which is on a device or gadget and Real Synthora, which is real-life writing in the form of physical books, paper, articles or writing pads. Etymology The word “Synthora” originated as two words; “syntax” and “nora”. Syntax is the study of how words are combined to form larger units such as sentences and phrases. It also means lines of code which represent a specific function in coding. Nora is not an English word, but an old Latin word describing “future-minded” or “futuristic” which shows the honor of Synthora’s existence. The partial reason why I used “nora”, and not any other suffix is because a group project that was made in my school, about Robotics, named their bodybuilding robot: “Nora”. Historical Context It was Christmas 2024 and me and my friend, i.e., Tanay, were having a conversation on what new inventions might help the world one day. You see, we wanted to make a business since I loved economics, commerce and businesses as well as creating new stuff for fun. When Tanay came to coding, we found out that most coding languages were not customizable enough for the user. There were some that were customizable, sure, but they had two problems. Firstly, they were only customizable for some syntax and some grammar rules and secondly, even if they were more customizable than that, you still had to memorize syntax, language rules, semantics and operators. We also thought of making the coding language like a normal language too, meaning, you don’t need an application or website to use Synthora, and you can use it in real life communication too. This was not easy for a person like me with no coding experience. But Tanay knew Python and HTML pretty well, so he helped me. We eventually developed the vocabulary, language philosophy and the customizable syntax. What Do You Mean By "Customizable"? Customizable languages, i.e., extensible languages are languages designed to let developers (maybe users) modify their syntax, operators, language rules, or morphemes for their own benefit. This means that if any code in Synthora for example, ·      {(|)+(|)+(-)[m]]} {(|)+(=)[toudaerps]}! cannot be understood by you; you can just change it to something else that you actually understand like this, ·      {([puc]-(_)+(-)[m]]} {(|)+(_)+(_)[t]]}! and it will still show the same message. Even users can customize their syntax in Synthora. Customization can be done for anything, but you still have to follow the language philosophy and language framework appropriately.