Brain4Ever
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Brain4Ever is a Branflakes derivative created by User:LEOMOK. It was inspired by other Branflakes derivatives, as well as other programming languages.
Instructions
The language operates on a tape of signed, unbounded integers, infinite on both sides, each initialized with 0. There is also a backup cell.
Some instructions require an argument, e.g. 12/
divides the current cell by 12. Use the raised minus ¯
to right a negative number.
If no argument is given, the value in the memory cell is used.
Basic Arithmetic And Tape Manipulation : - Print cell value. . - Print cell value mod 65536 as Unicode character. ; - Input decimal number or arithmetic expression into cell. , - Input Unicode character into cell. " - Print the string going from here to the next unescaped ". Valid escape codes are \\ (backslash), \" (double quote) and \n (newline). n\ - Set the input/output base to n, e.g. 2\ will start printing numbers in binary. Error if over 36 or under 1 n< - Move the pointer back by n. n> - Move the pointer forward by n. n# - Set current cell to n. ' - Set current cell to Unicode value of the character before. n+ - Add n to current cell. n- - Subtract n. n* - Multiply by n. n/ - Divide by n. n% - Modulo n. n^ - Raise to the power of n. n& - Bitwise and. n| - Bitwise or. n_ - Bitwise xor. ! - Bitwise not. n$ - Bitwise select. Taken from INTERCAL. n~ - Bitwise mingle. Also taken from INTERCAL. ¿ - Set to random integer between 0 and cell value. ( - Set backup cell to current cell. ) - Set current cell to backup cell. [ - Inserts a new cell before the current pointer, shifting all following cells to the right. ] - Removes the cell at the current pointer, shifting all following cells to the left. Control flow and functions { - Code block start. } - Code block end. ? - If cell != 0 then {codeblock} else {codeblock} (else is optional) @ - While cell != 0 do [codeblock] [A-Za-z] - If followed by codeblock, define functiom, else run function Multiverse time travel