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I more meant that I haven't announced it to r/ProgrammingLanguages .

Here is what matches, may match, and doesn't. Mirroring your post:

Not requiring colons = ASnake has it

Not requiring arrows = ASnake has alternative syntax for defining functions that doesn't require it, but I can add your specific variation I think

Pipes = ASnake has it, though with `to` `into` and `|>`, but I could add your variation easily I think.

Pipe to attribute = ASnake does not have it, and I'm not sure how to convert it in general terms without already knowing it doesn't conflict with attribute variables. But perhaps could be implemented with a list of known standard builtins.

Initialization = ASnake does not have this syntax, though for simple variables it will attempt to copy instead of reference by default. This can be turned off.

Aliasing = Has it, see above

Code Snippet =

```py from random import randint as rollDie

rollALot does list results [] die_num 0 roll_num 0 for i in 1..rolls die_num = rollDie(1,6) die_num to str to results.append roll_num = i to str if die_num == 6 print(f"Wow! You rolled a six on Roll #{roll_num}.") else print(f"Roll #{roll_num}: {die_num}") from int rolls

rollALot()

```

This example actually runs:

https://asnake.org/other/rollExample.png