Aivr
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Aivr(, or AIVR, Which stands for Advanced Interactive Voice Responce) is an Esoteric programming language created by User:Buckets in 2020.
| Commands | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Say [] | From within the Square brackets, It will Speak it. |
| {} | From Within the curly Braces, It will Say the Variable's Stored number/String/Audio. |
| mOptions () | From within the Parentheses, It will Speak it, Within the Text, Given to a minimum of 1 Option, to A Maximum of 12 Options. |
| input | Input Option. |
| As m | Receive The input Option as The variable m. |
| Goto n | Go to Line n. |
| If o = p happens | If the Variable o = p, then go to Then, Else, If not,. |
| Then, | Noop. |
| If not, | Noop. |
| u | Go to Until q = r happens, loop:, Until q = r happens. |
| Until q = r happens, loop: | Noop. |
| cOptions () | From within the Parentheses, It will Speak it, but Records A compound Input , Within the text, It must Contain a Non-Numeric Option. |
| +s to t | +s to t. |
| -u to v | -u to v. |
| /w to x | /w to x. |
| *y to z | *y to z. |
| AI a | "Deos ai stuff and stores it in a". |
| BEEP | Produces A Beep Sound. |
| Start rec | Start Recording. |
| End rec b | End recording and stores it in b. |
| c to d | Turns c into A String and stores It in d. |
| Call e | Call the Number e. |
| Task f | Do the Task f. |
| Call push | Push the Caller's number. |
| Call pop | Pop off the top Caller and call them. |
| Call number g | The Caller's number of Times calling the program stored in g. |
| Highest to top | The highest g's Caller is Moved to the top. |
| Set h as i | Set the Variable h to i. |
| Out | Hangs up The caller. |
| Time: j | Set The Time to j, Forever. |
| \k to l | Concatenate k to l. |
"Hello, World!" Program:
Say [Hello, World!]
Cat program:
cOptions (*)
input i
Until j = * happens, loop:
input As j \j to i
u Say [{i}]
A+B Problem:
cOptions (*)
input i
Until j = * happens, loop:
input As j \j to i
u
cOptions (#)
input k
Until l = * happens, loop:
input As l \l to k
u +k to i Say [{i}]
Truth-machine Program:
mOptions (01) input As i If i = 1 happens Then, Say [1] Goto 5 If not, Say [0]