User:None1/InDev

Here is None1's sandbox, created in August 26, 2023.

This will contain to-be-published esolangs/articles in development, and that is why this is called InDev as Sandbox is harder to type than InDev.

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C艹

C艹 (say "see-tzow") is a CJK esolang invented by User:None1, it is inspired by how people use Chinese characters to write programs:

#include<iostream>
#define 整数 int
#define 主函数 main
#define 输出 std::cout <<
#define 你好世界 "Hello, World!"
#define 返回 return
#define 零 0
整数 主函数(){
    输出 你好世界;
    返回 零;
}

Types

C艹 is dynamically typed.

There are these types:

整数

a signed 64-bit integer.

大整数

an unsigned bignum.

浮点数

a floating-point value.

字符串

a string. To create a literal, use the following syntax:

<type> <value>

Only the values 零~十 (represents 0~10) are valid values for numbers.

For strings, use the following values:

“<string>”

For example:

整数 十

returns a 64-bit integer 10.

To create non-integers, use division:

浮点数 七 除以 浮点数 二

returns 3.5

字符串 “abc”

returns the string abc. Stack-based (already moved out of sandbox and now in Stack-based)

Directional (already moved out of sandbox and now in Directional)

UTC+8 (already moved out of sandbox and now in UTC+8)

Wikitables (already moved out of sandbox and now in Wikitables)

5 Bits, 20 Bytes (already moved out of sandbox and now in 5 Bits, 20 Bytes)

pīnyīn or pinyin is an esolang invented by User:None1 and inspired by Aheui. It is a CJK esolang based on pinyin, the latin representation of Chinese characters. The name of the esolang should be lowercase regardless of its position in a sentence.

Parts of a pinyin

For simplicity, this section is simplified from the original pinyin system

A pinyin consists of 3 parts: tone (no tone, -, /, v, \) , starting consonant, and ending vowel (a, o, e, i, u, ü). For example, the starting consonant in jī is j, the ending vowel is i and the tone is -. If the tone is no tone, the whole character is considered a NOP. Some pinyins have no consonant (e.g.: ā), in this case, the consonant part is considered to be a NOP. Some pinyins have a vowel between the starting consonant and the ending vowel, that vowel is ignored (e.g.: niú).

For simplicity, when the vowel has multiple characters, only the first is chosen.

There are certain pinyins that aren't separated into vowels and consonants, they are:

zhi,chi,shi,ri,zi,ci,si,yi,wu,yu,ye,yue,yuan,yin,yun,ying

We still have to break them apart in this language:

pinyin|consonant|middle vowel|ending vowel
zhi|zh|-|i
chi|ch|-|i
shi|sh|-|i
ri|r|-|i
zi|z|-|i
ci|c|-|i
si|s|-|i
yi|y|-|i
wu|w|-|u
yu|y|-|ü
ye|y|-|e
yue|y|ü|e
yuan|y|ü|an
yin|y|-|in
yun|y|-|ün
ying|y|-|ing