Lambdus

Lambdus is a language made by user:Rombito which uses an image to write programs

lines

will go from right to left (except for the start)

These lines can be rotated and flipped

• (start) : this is the start, defines the starting position of the program, which the execution will travel through, the default line value will be the one the user will input
• (input) : asks for the user’s input, then sets the line’s value to that input
• (split) : splits the line in two, executing in parallel, or if the weight of the two lines differ, execute the line with the most weight first
•  : when two lines cross into eachother
•  : adds +1 weight to the line.
• (end) : ends the program
• (if) : let’s the line pass if the value coming from the line is the value coming from the other line, else, end the program
  • (if else) : same as if but with an else line
• (loop) : loops the line highlighted in blue until it’s value is 1
• (reset) : sets the line’s value to 1
• (+1) : adds 1 to the line’s value
• (-1) : subtracts 1 from the line’s value
• (output) : outputs the line’s value
• (Get Variable) : Get the variable which corresponds with the image highlighted with blue
• (Set Variable) : Set the variable which corresponds to the image highlighted in blue to the value of the line
• (lambda) : not rotatable or flippable, required usage if you want to run the program.

Examples

Truth Machine