#Oration, 101 bytes

start a function t with x inhale to iterate, 1 literally, print x if not x:break# invoke t with input 

Very long. Starts a function called t with arguments x.

Inhale is a command used to keep the program running, you need oxygen to execute. :P

to iterate, starts a while $1 loop, so this becomes while 1:.

literally, print x just prints x, the function input.

if not x:break# is a simple if statement. The # is there because the compiler appends a : to it, so that becomes if not x:break#:. It happens to be golfier than the following good code with normal syntax.

if not x goodbye 

invoke t with input calls the function.

Transpiles to:

#!/usr/bin/env python3 def t(x): while 1: print x if not x:break#: t(input("~> ")) 

Oration, 101 bytes

start a function t with x inhale to iterate, 1 literally, print x if not x:break# invoke t with input 

Very long. Starts a function called t with arguments x.

Inhale is a command used to keep the program running, you need oxygen to execute. :P

to iterate, starts a while $1 loop, so this becomes while 1:.

literally, print x just prints x, the function input.

if not x:break# is a simple if statement. The # is there because the compiler appends a : to it, so that becomes if not x:break#:. It happens to be golfier than the following good code with normal syntax.

if not x goodbye 

invoke t with input calls the function.

Transpiles to:

#!/usr/bin/env python3 def t(x): while 1: print x if not x:break#: t(input("~> ")) 

#Oration, 101 bytes

start a function t with x inhale to iterate, 1 literally, print x if not x:break# invoke t with input 

Very long. Starts a function called t with arguments x.

Inhale is a command used to keep the program running, you need oxygen to execute. :P

to iterate, starts a while $1 loop, so this becomes while 1:.

literally, print x just prints x, the function input.

if not x:break# is a simple if statement. The # is there because the compiler appends a : to it, so that becomes if not x:break#:. It happens to be golfier than the following good code with normal syntax.

if not x goodbye 

invoke t with input calls the function.

#Oration, 101 bytes

start a function t with x inhale to iterate, 1 literally, print x if not x:break# invoke t with input 

Very long. Starts a function called t with arguments x.

Inhale is a command used to keep the program running, you need oxygen to execute. :P

to iterate, starts a while $1 loop, so this becomes while 1:.

literally, print x just prints x, the function input.

if not x:break# is a simple if statement. The # is there because the compiler appends a : to it, so that becomes if not x:break#:. It happens to be golfier than the following good code with normal syntax.

if not x goodbye 

invoke t with input calls the function.

Transpiles to:

#!/usr/bin/env python3 def t(x): while 1: print x if not x:break#: t(input("~> "))