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N++
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intorduction
N++ is a variation of nonumbers designed to have only numbers, it was created by User:Randomguy34, the creator of nonumbers
how the esolang works
N++ is the same as nonumbers, but it converts all allowed symbols into binary (except comments):
| nonumbers | N++ |
|---|---|
| ? | 0001 |
| ∞ | 0010 |
| n(x) | 00111111(x converted into binary)0000 |
| S(x) | 01001111(x converted into binary)0000 |
| a(x,y) | 01011111(x converted into binary)1110(y converted into binary)0000 |
| r(x) | 01101111(x converted into binary)0000 |
| !(x) | 01111111(x converted into binary)0000 |
| c(x,y) | 10001111(x converted into binary)1110(y converted into binary)0000 |
| j(x,y,z) | 10011111(x converted into binary)1110(y converted into binary)1110(z converted into binary)0000 |
| STOP! | 1010 |
and the binary is then converted into regular decimal, so n(∞) would be written in N++ as:
7968
examples (may be inaccurate)
truth machine
1 ≈3.36e+51 >this number is a bit too big for me to calculate :P 140046774509568 10 573353476138074100 ≈2.2e+56 >this number is also a bit too big for me to calculate :/