Made a super command.

Author: markpavlenko

terminal.py

@@ -1,5 +1,19 @@
-# I integrated my own calculator program named PMDMcalc in PyTerm. Isn't it cool?
+# Kind of a sudo command but its name is super and it gives use you "supercommands" that a normal user can't use. Password is SECRETCOMMAND
 
+def supercommand(command):
+    password = "SECRETCOMMAND"
+    enter = input("What's the secret password? Say it:")
+    if enter == password:
+# If the password is correct, you can use the commands above:
+# Type command is repeating what you wrote.
+        if command == "type":
+            return input()
+# Superexit command let's you exit the super command without ending the application.
+        elif command == "superexit":
+            return "Superexiting..."
+            ßß
+# I integrated my own calculator program named PMDMcalc in PyTerm.
+    
 def pmdmcalc():
     operation = input("hint: + - / *. Type the symbol here: ").strip()
 
@@ -32,10 +46,13 @@ def pmdmcalc():
 
 def handle_command(command):
     command = command.strip().lower()
+# Help command let's you see all the commands in PyTerm.
     if command == "help":
-        return "Available commands: help, exit, info, pmdm"
+        return "Available commands: help, exit, info, pmdm, super"
+# Exit command helps you exit the PyTerm application.
     elif command == "exit":
         return "Exiting..."
+# Info command let's you know the version of PyTerm and other data.
     elif command == "info":
         return ("""
 PPPP   y   y  TTTTT  EEEE  RRRR  M   M
@@ -49,14 +66,21 @@ def handle_command(command):
         Created: Twenty-Third April 2024
         Operating System: MacOS
         """)
+# PMDM command let's you use PMDMcalc directly from PyTerm.
     elif command == "pmdm":
         return pmdmcalc()
+# Told about super at the start.
+    elif command == "super":
+        return 
+# If there's no commands that you entered, it shows an error.
     else:
         return "PyTerm: unknown command"
-
+# Let's you use the terminal without ending it everytime when entered a command.
 while True:
     user_input = input()
     output = handle_command(user_input)
     print(output)
+    if user_input.lower().strip() == "superexit":
+        handle_command()
     if user_input.lower().strip() == "exit":
         break