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math :: 2*3-3/3-1+42 + 84 * 300;

->
@set /a tmp0=3-%tmp1%

@set /a tmp1=3/%tmp2%

@set /a tmp2=3-%tmp3%

@set /a tmp3=1+%tmp4%

@set /a tmp4=42+%tmp5%

@set /a tmp5=84*300

@set /a math=2*%tmp0%

For mathematical operations, the program can write a very long description, you can shorten it

input.bb
a=true

output.cmd
a=%true%

this is wrong
The compiler should treat "true and false" as strings. should not convert as a variable

i want /* // */ property

this is working
a=12;
b=13;
print(a,b);

but that arent working
a1=12;
a2=13;
print(a1,a2);

so yo can add variable definition consisting of letters and numbers

You can design a structure like the following in this project
int x = 10;
int y = 20;

int z = (x > y) ? x : y;

{
foo :: 42 + 84;
bar :: 42 * foo + 18;
print(bar - foo);

print(bar - foo, bar + foo);
print(bar * foo, bar / foo);

}

i get bad output for this code block .compiler messed it up

you can add "\n" inside print.
now print dont support this

{
foo :: 42 + 84;
bar :: 42 * foo + 18;
print(bar - foo);

print(bar - foo, bar + foo);
print(bar * foo, bar / foo);

}

->

@set /a tmp0=%foo%+18

@set /a tmp1=%bar%-%foo%

@set /a tmp2=%bar%-%foo%

@set /a tmp3=%bar%+%foo%

@set /a tmp4=%bar%*%foo%

@set /a tmp5=%bar%/%foo%

@SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion

@set /a foo=42+84

@set /a bar=42*%tmp0%

@echo %tmp1%

@echo %tmp2% %tmp3%

@echo %tmp4% %tmp5%

@endlocal

like this is wrong