The language BASIC taught in many schools as the first language for their students, in now implemented in Urdu(ish) with similar syntax and feel but more modern features like OO.
BASIC is a language that's still taught as first language to many students around the globe and especially in countries like Pakistan and India. It is a very old language implementation more specifically the formal implementation taught in schools is GW-BASIC which doesn't have multi-line functions, and even has GOTO statements.
In Pakistan it's often hard for students to grasp the concepts of programming in english but most programming languages today, are made in english and the first Urdu based programming language was "UrduScript", which partially was my inspiration for creating UrduBASIC. That language is largely an extremely beneficial language but since, it compiled to JS, it ought to give errors in english, and ought not to have direct I/O, but here comes in UrduBASIC. It's an interpreted language which provides it with the power of providing errors in Urdu.
This language is interpreted and both it's interpreter and parser are written entireley from scratch using Nim. It should be compiled using the official Nim compiler.
It's predecessor UrduScript was a language that compiled to JavaScript so it naturally had all the complexity of JavaScript with hard to understand concepts like prototypes, while UrduOBASIC tries to be simple while providing enough features to be useable, such as "list generation" and "classes"(BANAO keyword).
There are many reasons as to why I decided to use Urduish instead of real Urdu and excluding all the reasons provided in UrduScript's page but they obviously was included in design process. First of all, today's generation is moving more towards Urduish than traditional Urdu because smart phones and stuff and then, it must be said that writing Urdu for most keyboards, for most people is horendous, innatural, and isn't native.
This is a little example written in UrduBASIC.
RAKHO naam = PUCHO("Ap ka naam kya hai? ")
AGAR naam == "Ameer" PHIR;
LINE_LIKHO("Salam developer, Ameer")
WARNAAGAR naam == "User" PHIR
LINE_LIKHO("User koi nam nahi hota")
WARNA
LINE_LIKHO("Assalam-o-Alikum "+naam)
KHATAM
I should also point out that I will produce the most important examples from 10th class' book of BISE, in UrduOBASIC.
Well, I am working on it and it is almost done.
This section is where, I ask for help. My current goal is to find a word for "FOR" because currently "FOR" keywords is used in language because of a lack of a better term in my vocabulary but I want your help to find an appropriate keyword for "FOR".