EmojiStack

EmojiStack is a stack-based esoteric programming language generated by Grok where all commands are represented by specific emoji characters. It is inspired by stack-based languages like Forth but restricted to emoji for commands and uses Unicode emojis for pushing values. Programs are visually expressive (or chaotic) due to the heavy use of emojis.

The language operates on a single stack of integers (unbounded). Input/output is via Unicode code points for characters.

Commands

Emoji	Command	Description
➕	+	Pop two values a (top), b; push b + a
➖	-	Pop two values a, b; push b - a
✖️	*	Pop two values a, b; push b * a
➗	/	Pop two values a, b; push b / a (integer division)
📥	Input	Push the next input character's code point (or -1 on EOF)
📤	Output	Pop top value and output as character
🔢	Push number	Followed by a digit emoji (0️⃣-9️⃣) sequence ended by ⏹️; pushes the decimal number
😄	Duplicate	Duplicate top of stack
🔄	Swap	Swap top two values
🗑️	Pop	Discard top value
❓	If zero	Pop top; if zero, skip to matching ❗ (like a conditional branch)
❗	End if	Matching end for ❓

Loops are not directly supported to keep it minimal; conditionals can be nested.

The language is likely Turing-complete with sufficient creativity (using stack for tape simulation), but extremely impractical.

Example: Hello, World!

A program to output "Hello, World!":

🔢 72 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 101 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 108 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 108 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 111 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 44 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 32 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 87 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 111 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 114 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 108 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 100 ⏹️ 📤 🔢 33 ⏹️ 📤

(This pushes each character's ASCII code and outputs it.)

Computational class

Likely Turing-complete via stack manipulation simulating a Turing machine tape, though unproven.