This project demonstrates a simple chatbot program built using the JPX programming language.
The chatbot interacts with the user through the terminal and responds to basic messages.
This example is designed to help beginners understand how JPX can be used to build interactive programs.
The chatbot example demonstrates several JPX concepts:
- Reading user input
- Conditional statements
- Loops
- Functions
- Terminal output
The chatbot listens to user messages and returns predefined responses.
The chatbot reads user messages from the terminal using the Scanner module.
The program checks user input and decides which response should be returned.
Chatbot responses can be organized using functions to keep the program structured and readable.
The chatbot can keep running until the user exits the program.
The Scanner module allows the program to receive user input.
[Scanner];
Example conversation with the chatbot:
User: hello
Bot: Hello! How can I help you?
User: what is your name
Bot: I am a JPX chatbot.
User: bye
Bot: Goodbye!
- Install JPX from the official repository.
- Download or clone this example project.
- Run the chatbot program using the JPX runtime.
Example command:
jpx run chatbot.jpx
This example helps beginners learn:
- How to build interactive programs
- How to process user input
- How to implement simple chatbot logic
Official JPX repository:
This example follows the same license as the JPX language project.