Circuit

Circuit is a 2d esolang based on circuits. a basic circuit looks like this

>----:

the arrow(>) produces "electricity" and flows through the wires(-) every "tick" "electricity" flows through 1 wire. the and reaches the colon(:) ending the flow of "electricity".

Wire connections

-

will connect left to right

|

will connect bottom to top

\

will connect left and right to bottom

/

will connect left and right to top

+

will cross connect acting like a | and a -

⊥

will act like + without bottom

⊤

will act like + without top

⊢

will act like + without left

⊣

will act like + without right

x

+ but diagonal

Characters

symbol	function
>	produces "electricity" to the right
<	produces "electricity" to the left
^	produces "electricity" upwards
v	produces "electricity" downwards
-	wire
:	wire end
O	outputs the string/value inside the "electricity" (default is 1)
~	switch. asks for user input. if 1 then let "electricity" flow. if 0 then stop "electricity".
N	inverter/negater. negates the value in the "electricity" if it's a number. if it's a binary value it just inverts
"	marks a string. if "electricity" hits the quotation marks, the "electricity" will have the string inside of it and skips everything inside the quotation marks
X	halts when "electricity" flows through it
()	comments
&	waits for "electricity" to go into it. takes every string inside each "electricity" current and concatenates them
#	if the "electricity" hits it then the "electricity" gets the number after the # stored in it.
^	number input or string input if you put a " after it

Examples

&

>-"hello"---\
             &-O: (outputs "hello world")
>-" world"--/

hello world

>-"hello, world!"-O:

And gate

>~>~O: (just like the real thing)

Or gate

>~---\
      --O: (just like minecraft)
>~---/

Not gate

>~N-O:

NXOR

>~>~N---\
         \
>~---\    -N-O:
      ---/
>~---/