ILOKO Online IDE

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How ILOKO Works

ILOKO is a simple interpreter. It reads code line-by-line. Here are the main features:

1. IPAKITA (Print)

Use IPAKITA (Ilocano for "Show") to output any value to the console.

IPAKITA "Hello World!"
IPAKITA 100

2. IKABIL (Let/Assign)

Use IKABIL (Ilocano for "Put") to create a variable. You can then use it in E>IPAKITA or other operations.

IKABIL a = 10
IKABIL b = "some text"
IPAKITA a
IPAKITA b

3. Operations

You can perform math with numbers and combine (concatenate) strings.

IPAKITA 10 + 5 * 2
IPAKITA "hello" + " " + "world"

Sample Code

Click the button below to load a complete example into the editor.

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Install Iloko

Terminal / CLI Setup

For command-line use. Choose either pipx (recommended) or traditional pip install.

✔ Recommended: Install with pipx (Global Install, No venv Required)

pipx installs Iloko globally and safely, without needing a virtual environment.

1. Install pipx:

Linux / Debian:

sudo apt install pipx

pipx ensurepath

Windows (PowerShell / CMD):

python -m pip install --user pipx

python -m pipx ensurepath

2. Install Iloko globally:

pipx install iloko-cli

3. Run any Iloko program:

iloko test.iloko

Optional: Install with pip (Uses Virtual Environment)

Use this if you prefer traditional Python environments.

1. Create a virtual environment:

python3 -m venv venv

2. Activate the venv:

macOS/Linux:

source venv/bin/activate

Windows:

venv\Scripts\activate

3. Install Iloko from PyPI:

pip install iloko-cli

4. Run a file:

iloko test.iloko

* Upgrade to the latest version:

pip install --upgrade iloko-cli

VS Code Extension (Recommended)

Adds syntax highlighting and a "Run Iloko" button & command (right-click a .iloko file).

The extension is now available on the official VS Code Marketplace. Click the button below to install it.

Install Iloko Language Support on VS Code Marketplace

Or, install from within VS Code:

Open the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X).
Search for "Iloko Programming Language Support".
Click Install.

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📖 Iloko Syntax Guide

Here is a complete guide to all syntax currently available in Iloko.

Komentaryo (Comments)

Use # for single-line comments. The interpreter will ignore these.

# Daytoy ket komentaryo
IPAKITA "Hello!" # Daytoy ket maysa met a komentaryo

IPAKITA (Print)

Use IPAKITA to output values.

IPAKITA "Hello World!"
IPAKITA 100
IPAKITA 10.5

IKABIL (Variables)

Use IKABIL to assign values to variables.

IKABIL my_variable = "Naimbag nga aldaw"
IKABIL numero = 123
IPAKITA my_variable
IPAKITA numero

Operations

Perform math (+, -, *, /, %) and string concatenation (+).

IPAKITA 10 + 5
IPAKITA 10 * (2 + 3)
IPAKITA "Hello" + " " + "Ana Nagan mo"

NO (If/Else Statements)

Use NO, NO KET DI (Else If), and NO KUMA (Else) for logic. End with NALPAS.

IKABIL edad = 18

NO edad > 17
    IPAKITA "Agasawa kan"
NO KET DI edad == 17
    IPAKITA "Baro/Balasang kan"
NO KUMA
    IPAKITA "Ubing ka pay"
NALPAS

BAYAT (While Loops)

Use BAYAT to loop while a condition is true. End with NALPAS.

IKABIL i = 0
BAYAT i < 5
    IPAKITA i
    IKABIL i = i + 1
NALPAS

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