TP

TP

Paradigm(s)	imperative
Designed by	ender_scythe
Appeared in	2016
Memory system	cell-based
Computational class	Turing complete
Major implementations	Original
Influenced by	Brainfuck
File extension(s)	.tp

TP is a language created by ender_scythe in November 2016 as a fun little project. The language is centered around using toilet paper.

Language overview

TP is based around rolls of toilet paper. These rolls act as cells on a tape. Each roll starts at 255 sheets, and can be used at will. Once a roll reaches an insufficient amount of paper, the programmer must get a new roll, and cycle to it. TP has two conditonal operators. The conditional operators are both WHILE loops.

TP has 10 commands, the main being a subtraction operator.

Command	Description
USE TP	Decrements the current roll by 1.
NEW TP	Moves to the next roll.
OLD TP	Moves to the previous roll.
GET TP	Adds a new roll to the pile.
REM TP	Removes the newest roll from the pile.
YES TP	If the current roll is greater than zero, do this.
NUL TP	If the current roll is zero, do this.
END TP	Returns YES TP and NUL TP loops.
DIS TP	Display the ASCII value for the current roll.
ASK TP	Takes an ASCII value and subtracts that from the current roll.

Examples

This displays ü.

USE TP
USE TP
USE TP
DIS TP

External resources

• Original Interpreter (Dead link)