AH'TALIQUAE ENGLISH/Extension
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MATH
CMD | Meaning |
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THE SINE VALUE OF [A] |
sin(A) |
THE COSINE VALUE OF [A] |
cos(A) |
THE TANGENT VALUE OF [A] |
tan(A) |
THE COTANGENT VALUE OF [A] |
ctg(A) |
THE SECANT VALUE OF [A] |
1/(cos(A)) |
THE COSECANT VALUE OF [A] |
1/(sin(A)) |
LOGARITHM OF [x] WITH A BASE OF [y] |
logy(x) |
[y]-TH ROOT OF [x] |
x1/y |
[expression] TO THE [expression]-TH POWER |
Return exp1exp2. |
THE GREATEST COMMON DIVISOR OF [x] AND [y] (supports at 0.1) |
gcd(x, y) |
THE LEAST COMMON MULTIPLE OF [x] AND [y] |
lcm(x, y) |
THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF x0 AND x1 (AND x2 (AND x3 (AND ...))) |
avrg(x0, x1, (x2, (x3, ...))) |
RANDOM
CMD | Meaning |
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GET A RANDOM NUMBER BETWEEN [x] AND [y] BY USING MODE [z] |
If z is 0, generate an integer. If z is 1, generate a float. Other value raises an error. |
GET A RANDOM ELEMENT FROM THE LIST [l] |
Self explanatory. |
ALGORITHM
CMD | Supported Version (and Meaning) |
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SORT THE LIST [l] IMMEDIATELY |
Support at 0.0 version. Sort the list by comparison "<". |
REVERSE THE LIST [l] |
Support at 0.0 version. Reverse whole list. |
WAIT FOR [i] SECONDS |
Support at 0.2 version. The argument i must be a number. |
TODAY |
A string which is the current date. |
CURRENT TIME IN THE TIMEZONE UTC[x] |
A string which includes the current time in timezone x. If x is positive, then x must written as "+x". If omitted x, then x=0. |
CURRENT TIMESTAMP |
An integer that converts current time to UNIX timestamp. The time is based on the time zone of the Greenwich Observatory in the United Kingdom. |
CURRENT TIMESTAMP IN THE TIMEZONE UTC[x] |
An integer that converts current time to UNIX timestamp with timezone x. If x is positive, then x must written as "+x". If omitted x, then x=0. |
SYSTEM
CMD | Supported Version (and Meaning) |
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OPERATING SYSTEM NAME |
Support at 1.0 version. Get the OS name. |
DO COMMAND [cmd] |
Support at 1.0 version. Do the cmd in terminal. |
PAUSE |
Support at 0.3 version. Simply pausing and waiting for the user press any key. |
EXECUTING TIME |
Support at 0.4 version. Get execution time of current program. |
NETWORK
CMD | Supported Version (and Meaning) |
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ESTABLISH CONNECTION WITH INTERNET |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
ACCESS THE WEBSITE [website_address] |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
PING THE HOST [host_address] |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
FIND NEAREST NETWORK CONNECTION |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
DISCONNECT FROM INTERNET |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
GET ADDRESS OF [host_address] |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
INCLUDES ONLINE LIBRARY [online_lib] |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
GET GITHUB ACCOUNT |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
CHECK THE SECURITY AND SPEED OF CURRENT NETWORK CONNECTION |
Support at 1.1 version. Self explanatory. Use http://www.example.com to checking. |
STDLIB
Type
Data type | Supported Version (and Meaning) |
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STACK |
Support at 1.1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
QUEUE |
Support at 1.1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
DEQUE |
Support at 1.1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
ARRAY |
Support at 1.1.1 version. Self explanatory. |
DICTIONARY |
Support at 1.1.1 version. A list that stores key-value combinations. |
TUPLE |
Support at 1.1.1 version. Tuples can't modify elements directly, but they can be reassigned to modify them. Tuples usually appear as (a, b) or (a, )[1]. |
- ↑ This is to prevent ambiguity with parenthetical expressions that have only one value.