Swearjure
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Swearjure is an esoteric subset of Clojure, that comes from the restriction of not using alphanumeric characters. It was invented in November 2012.
Description
The most important part of Swearjure is to avoid using alphanumeric characters, other than that it has to be a valid Clojure program.
Examples
Numbers:
(+) ;=> 0 (*) ;=> 1 (+ (*) (*)) ;=> 2
Factorial:
(#((% (+)) % (`[~@%&] (+))); Call factorial with all fns and n
[#((% ({(+) (*)} (`[~@%&] (+)) (+ (*) (*))))
% (`[~@%&] (+)))
#({} %& (*))
#(* (`[~@%&] (+))
((% (+)) % (- (`[~@%&] (+)) (*))))]
6)
See also
External Links
- http://hypirion.com/musings/swearjure - Original creation
- http://hypirion.com/musings/swearjure-is-turing-complete - TC construction