Ξν

Ξν(XiNu or Xn) is an esoteric programming language made by Ello(me :D)

Base Syntax

Ξν has a special quirk, it is nonary, which means all of its bits can have values from 0 to 8, the bytes in Ξν are 7 bits long and a kilobyte is 1013 bytes long, all outputted text in Ξν uses a special symbol system, as follows:

0000001 Newline
0000002 Space
0000003 A
0000004 a
0000005 B
0000006 b
0000007 C
0000008 c
0000010 D
0000011 d
0000012 E
0000013 e
0000014 F
0000015 f
0000016 G
0000017 g
0000018 H
0000020 h
0000021 I
0000022 i
0000023 J
0000024 j
0000025 K
0000026 k
0000027 L
0000028 l
0000030 M
0000031 m
0000032 N
0000033 n
0000034 O
0000035 o
0000036 P
0000037 p
0000038 Q
0000040 q
0000041 R
0000042 r
0000043 S
0000044 s
0000045 T
0000046 t
0000047 U
0000048 u
0000050 V
0000051 v
0000052 W
0000053 w
0000054 X
0000055 x
0000056 Y
0000057 y
0000058 Z
0000060 z
0000061 .
0000062 ?
0000063 !
0000064 1
0000065 2
0000066 3
0000067 4
0000068 5
0000070 6
0000071 7
0000072 8
0000073 9
0000074 0

also it has a pointer memory that is 1 Megabyte long, the pointer starts at the first byte of the memory, and if it moves out of the bound of the left/right ends of the memory, the pointer loops around. all the instructions are greek letters, and if an instruction uses an operand, then it's structured like this:

instruction1 operand1

Instructions

the instruction list is as follows:

α - Puts the operand in place of the byte the pointer is pointing to
β - Moves the pointer to the left
γ - Moves the pointer to the right
δ - Adds the operand to the byte the pointer is pointing to
ε - Subtracts the operand from the byte the pointer is pointing to
ζ - Saves the byte the pointer is pointing to as itself to be used as an Operand once before becoming an instruction again
η - Prints the byte the pointer is pointing to in the console as a symbol
θ - Conditional, if the byte the pointer is pointing to is more than the operand, then it executes the instruction below it, if the byte is less, then it skips that instruction
ι - Conditional, if the byte the pointer is pointing to is less than the operand, then it executes the instruction below it, if the byte is more, then it skips that instruction
κ - Repeats the code ahead operand times, the end point of the repeat is displayed with a λ

Example:"Hello World!"

The following code should print Hello World! to the console:

α 0000018
γ
α 0000013
γ
α 0000028
γ
α 0000028
γ
α 0000035
γ
α 0000002
γ
α 0000053
γ
α 0000035
γ
α 0000042
γ
α 0000028
γ
α 0000011
γ
α 0000063
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
β
κ 0000013
η
γ
λ

Implementation

There is NO original implementation for Ξν, but anyone can make their one if they can and wanna