Devlog: Blink upgraded!

I’ve been working on turning Blink from a basic interpreter into a more complete and beginner-friendly programming language.

It can now perform many tasks that Python handles through functions and keywords—but using simple, English-like commands.

Here are the newest Blink commands and features:

-make, run, and give for creating and using custom functions

-list , add , remove , and ```length of```` for working with lists

-item … of, change item, has, and position of for accessing and updating list items

-for each for looping through every item in a list

-ask text and ask number for receiving typed user input

-{variable} text filling for placing values directly inside sentences

-stop loop and skip turn for controlling loops

-details, put … as … in, and "label" from details for storing labelled information

-uppercase of, lowercase of, trim, split … by, and join … with for working with text

-try and if error for handling problems without crashing the program

-also added and improved Blink’s command-line tools

And a few moreee commands - it was fun making those!!!

Blink now also provides clearer error messages with filenames, line numbers, helpful hints, and spelling suggestions such as:
Did you mean “say”?

Blink is now much closer to being a properly usable programming language—while still keeping its main idea intact- making coding feel like simple English.

Also i have added few more example programs!

I will still continue working over this even more to polish it!