- This is still a work in progress. It may be changed in the future.
Info
Brainfun is a WIP variant of Brainf--- that was made to be simple, like an actual programming language. It takes on the same way of coding in Brainf---. You have a huge 1D array to increment and decrement values. However, in BrainFun, you have a lot more freedom and ability to code.
Characters
| Character |
Description |
Example
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| <n |
Makes the pointer go left n times. |
<8 (moves pointer to the left 8 times)
|
| >n |
Makes the pointer go right n times |
>3 (moves pointer to the right 3 times)
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| =n |
Sets the value you're pointing at into n as a string |
=Hello, World!
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| ~n |
Converts the value you're pointing at into a different type |
~s (converts it to a string)
|
| . |
Prints the value you're pointing at. |
(you already know what this does)
|
| , |
Sets the value you're pointing at into string input |
(again, no example needed)
|
| +n |
Increments the value you're pointing at n times |
+7 (increments value by 7)
|
| -n |
Decrements the value you're pointing at n times |
(no example needed again)
|
Convertion
Converting types is very important, as setting a data value always makes it a string.
Here is the code for converting what you're pointing at into what you want it to be.
Conversion
| Code |
Converts it to...
|
| ~s |
String
|
| ~i |
Integer
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| ~f |
Float
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| ~e |
Evaluation/Answer to equation
|