زيد, a programming language written in Arabic

Field notes

زيد’s browser session accepts Arabic statements such as “اجعل العدد يساوي 7” and runs them without local installation. The language treats multiword identifiers, Arabic operators, and Arabic sentence order as core syntax rather than a translation layer. Its teaching-oriented features include comments beginning with terms such as “تعليق” or “سؤال,” while the zaid check command reports a deliberate constant-assignment error with both the constant name and defining line.