Enrtopy

Enrtopy is an esoteric language created by the User:Esolang1. It was designed to be a version of Entropy where the data doesn't change. The name is a reference of Truttle1's youtube video explaining Entropy. (link below). (E1-0003)

Syntax

Syntax is equal to Entropy.

Datatypes

   Real     A floating point number. Only greater than and less than comparisons are possible.
   Char     A real variable, which returns the corresponding character.
   String   An array of character datatypes.

Variables

In order to use a variable, the variable must be declared.

   declare <NAME> <TYPE>;

After declaring the variable, it can be used.

   let <NAME> = <VALUE>;
   let <NAME> = <EQUATION>;

I/O

There is no instruction related to getting an input in Entropy (and Enrtopy). The print; instruction can be used like this:

   print <NAME>;
   print <STRING>;

Examples

Hello, World!

   Program MyNamespace MyProgram [
       print "Hello, World";
   ]

Because there are no random changes in variable values, this program will always print out Hello, World.

99 Bottles of Beer

   Program Rottytooth NinetyNineBottles [
       declare count real;
       let count = 99;
       
       while count > 0
       [
   	    if count < 99 
   	    [
   		   print count;
   		   print " bottles of beer on the wall.\n";
   	    ]
   	    print count;
   	    print " bottles of beer on the wall, ";
   	    print count;
   	    print " bottles of beer.\nTake one down, pass it around, ";
   	    
   	    let count = count - 1;
       ]
       print " no more bottles of beer on the wall.";
   ]

See also

• Entropy
• Enrtopy++

External Links

• Truttle1's Entropy Video