Bitshit

Bitshit is a programming language that can only work in bits. It follows very simple rules: A character followed by a bit will set a variable to the value of the bit. Variable names cannot be longer than a character, and there must not be any spaces. Anything after the declaration/assignment on a line is classed as a comment. You can download an interpreter here.

Instructions

00	define 0 = 0 and 1 = 1 makes it so that we can use these values
11

+ A line starting with a plus is a comment

a0	set the value of a to 0, or create it with 0 if it doesn't already exist
b1	set the value of b to 1, or create it with 1 if it doesn't already exist

c:a=b	compare a equals b, placing the result in c
d:c!b	compare c not equal b, placing the result in b
e:c&b	compare c and b both equal 1, placing the result in e
f:c|b	compare c or b equal 1, placing the result in f

[c]	anything between [ and ] gets its value printed to the screen

A,	a character followed by a comma will take input (either 1 or 0) and place it in the variable
[A]	print the input from before

External resources

• An interpreter on GitHub