SyntaX is a lightweight utility wrapper designed to provide consistent naming conventions across the SyntaX Ecosystem.

While Python is already simple, SyntaX brings a unified structure for developers moving between C++, Java, C#, and Python. It ensures that your favorite helper functions have the same names and behavior across all your projects.

• Ecosystem Consistency: Shared function names like print_s(), input_s(), and randint().
• Standardized Utilities: Simplified system commands like clear() and sleep().
• OS Agnostic: Built-in support for both Windows (CMD) and Linux/Unix terminals.
• Wrapper Philosophy: Zero overhead; it simply wraps Python's native power into the SyntaX standard.
• Human-Readable Math: Unified square_root and factorial functions.

To keep this documentation clean, we have provided a dedicated example file. You can find comprehensive usage examples covering:

• Unified I/O (print_s and input_s)
• Math Helpers (randint, square_root)
• System Utilities (clear screen and sleep)

👉 Check out samples.py for ready-to-use code snippets!

1. Download the bettersyntax.py file.
2. Place it in your project's root directory.
3. Import the functions at the top of your script using the from ... import statement.

If you want to use SyntaX in every Python script:

1. Copy bettersyntax.py to your Python's site-packages folder.
2. Alternatively, add the file's path to your PYTHONPATH environment variable.
3. Now you can import bettersyntax from anywhere!

SyntaX for Python acts as a standardized wrapper. It uses the os and time modules to provide cross-platform terminal control. By maintaining the flexible output format required by the SyntaX global standard, it ensures seamless transitions for multi-language developers.

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