AGG
| Paradigm(s) | Stack |
|---|---|
| Designed by | User:mmph |
| Appeared in | Category:2023 |
| Computational class | Turing complete |
| Major implementations | Private |
| File extension(s) | .agg |
AGG, (pronounced "AAUUGHH!!!!") is a programming language created by mmph, meant to work like a DNA Strand, except that the codons' real purpose mean nothing in this context and only their abbreviations do.
A command is written as a "codon". A codon is a 3 letter combination that can only consist of A, C, T, and G. A codon can ONLY BE 3. If it is not it is ignored, or if it is after a "Push" (explained later) turned into "AAA". All codons are separated by whitespace.
AGG has 14 codons.
| Codon Abbreviation | Command Name | Command Action |
|---|---|---|
| C | Cout (Pop) | Pops the top codon from the stack and prints it as a letter with its ascii value. |
| I | Input | Takes input from the keyboard, then for every character push's its ascii value to the stack. |
| P | Push | Push's the next codon as a number (explained later). |
| A | Add | Pops the two top codons from the list, then push's their (+) value. |
| S | Sub | Pops the two top codons from the list, then push's their (-) value. |
| M | Multiply | Pops the two top codons from the list, then push's their (×) value. |
| H | Modulus | Pops the two top codons from the list, then push's their (%) value. |
| D | Divide | Pops the two top codons from the list, then push's their (÷) value. |
| V | Copy | Push's the codon on the top of the stack. |
| T | Turn (Reverse) | Reverses the stack. |
| F | Forget | Pops the top codon from the stack and push's it to the memory stack. |
| R | Remember | Pops the top codon from the memory stack and push's it to the stack. |
| L | Loop | Checks if the codon on top of the stack is 0, if it is, it sets the current instructor to its corresponding "Stop" codon. |
| Stop | Stop (End Loop) | Checks if the codon on top of the stack is 0, if it is not, it sets the current instructor to its corresponding "Loop" codon. |
If the codon is "Push", then it takes the codon after that and turns it into an integer. It does it with this algorithm.
It takes its letters and turns them into numbers with:
- A turns into 0.
- C turns into 1.
- T turns into 2.
- G turns into 3.
Then it converts it from base-4 to decimal. (Example: TCG -> 213 -> 39).
Programs
So far, there are have only be 3 programs written in AGG.
Hello World
This program prints "Hello, World!" to the console.
CCT TCA CCC AAT ATG TGT CCA GAT CCG AAT ATG CCT AAC GCT TGC CCC GCT CCA AAT ATG GTT GTC GTA TGT TGC CCG AAG GCC GTG TGT CCT TGA TGC CCC TAA TGT CCA CGC CCG AAG ATG TGC GTT TGT CCT AAG GCA TGC TGT CCT GAT CCC AAT ATG TGC CCA TAC TGT
Cat
This program takes in input and then prints out out again.
ATA CCT AAA ACC CTT TGT TAA
Truth machine
If you give it a 0, it prints a 0, if you give it a 1, it prints 1 indefinitely.
ATA CCT GAA TCC CTT CCT AAC CCT GAA GCC TGT TGA CCT GAA GCC TGT
Interpreter
I will release it soon, I do not know when. Yes I have coded it.