Deadfish++

Deadfish++

Paradigm(s)	Functional
Designed by	User:Europe2048
Appeared in	2023
Computational class	Turing complete
Major implementations	Unimplemented
File extension(s)	.dfp

Deadfish++ is an esolang by Europe2048 which focuses on extending Deadfish.

Logo by PixelatedStarfish

Instructions & more

Commands

Command	What it does
i	Increases the current memory cell
d	Decreases the current memory cell
s	Squares the current memory cell
0	Resets the current memory cell
o	Outputs the memory cell as a number (error if it's a string)
c	Outputs the memory cell as a Unicode character
l	Move the memory pointer to the left
r	Move the memory pointer to the right
n	Print all the memory pointers as numbers in order
p	Print all the memory pointers as characters in order
y	Input a number and store its value in the current memory cell
u	Input a string and store it in the current memory cell
ƒ	Start of function definition. Next letter is the name of the function (letter that isn't a built-in function or whitespace).
(	Opening loop: jump past the matching ) if the absolute value of the memory cell the pointer is pointing at is zero
)	Closing loop: jump at the matching ( if the absolute value of the memory cell the pointer is pointing at isn't zero
[	Opening infinite loop
]	Closing infinite loop
{	Start of comment
}	End of comment
<	Start of function definition
>	End of function definition
f, e	If and else, respectively. Syntax: f(condition):code e:code Conditional statements must be separated by spaces and ended with a semicolon.
a~b	Store a into the variable b. b's name must be a Unicode character that isn't occupied by another function. The name also must not be a whitespace. Must be ended with a semicolon.
"a"	String literal. Can be used in the a ~ b command and conditionals.
mvar	Store a variable into the current memory cell.
tnumber	Set the tab indentation to the specified number. Number must be one decimal digit greater than 0, in order not to break things.
ɾvalue	Return a value.
number	Number literal.
h	Break from a loop.

Escape sequences

Sequence	Meaning
\n	Newline
\t	Tab
\r	Carriage return
\b	Backspace
\f	Form Feed
\v	Vertical Tab
\0	null
\?	Replacement Character
\o	Object Replacement Character
\"	A literal quote
\\	A literal backslash
\hhhhh	Unicode (base 16). Put a g in the first spot if it's 10xxxx.
\nnnn	Unicode (base 10)

Statements and expressions

Statement/expr.	Meaning
a = b	Equal operator
a > b	Greater than
a < b	Less than
a + b	Addition
a - b	Subtraction
a * b	Multiplication
a / b	Division
a ^ b	Exponents
a % b	Modulo
@ a	Square root
#aaa arguments seperated by spaces	Other operations (a = letter/number)

List of other functions:

Example:
g xxx = Function name
(g = number of arguments)
1 sin = Sine
1 cos = Cosine
1 tan = Tangent
1 csc = csc
1 sec = sec
1 cot = cot
[^ Add 1 for inverse, and h for hyperbolic ^]
1 isn = Inverse sine
1 ics = Inverse cosine
1 itn = Inverse tangent
1 lg2 = Log base 2
1 lga = Log base 10
1 lge = Natural log
2 lgb = Log base n
1 fac = Factorial
0 pii = Pi
0 eee = e (number)
0 gdr = The Golden Ratio
0 gam = γ (number)
0 inf = Infinity
2 com = nCr
2 prm = nPr
2 rnd = Random integer
2 rdf = Random float
2 nrt = nth root
1 flr = Round down
1 cei = Round up
1 rou = Round
2 lcm = Least Common Multiple
2 gcd = Greatest Common Divisor
1 sgn = Sign of a number (-1 if negative, 1 if positive)
1 abs = Absolute value (this allows things like #abs a * #sgn a = a for true)
0 dgr = Convert to degrees
0 rad = Convert to radians
0 grd = Convert to gradians

Unlike Deadfish, memory pointers can be 256 or negative.

Unlike brainfuck, there are memory pointers with negative numbers (0th, -1st, -2nd...)

Unlike other cell-based languages, memory cells can contain strings.

Errors

Syntax error - Syntax error
Conver error - You can't convert a string to a number!
Outrng error - The character you're trying to output is out of range (>1,114,111 or <0)
Invopr error - The operation selected in the # expression is not on the list
Divby0 error - Division by 0
Tan90d error - tan(90°)
Infopr error - An operation with infinity causes an indefinite result (for example, 0 * infinity)

Example programs

Hello, World!

"Hello, world!"~j;mjo

Cat program

uo

Truth machine

y~a;f(a = 0):0iiisddsdc;f(a = 1):0iiisdds[c]

Fibonacci

Repeats 50 times.

1~v;1~w;2~x;iiisddsi(w~v;x~w;v+w~x;)

Factorial

1~a;2~b;iiisddsi(mao;a*b~a;b+1~b;)

Turing-completeness

Since Deadfish++ has all the commands from brainfuck, and it's turing-complete, then Deadfish++ is too.

Interepters

None yet.

See also

• Deadfish
• brainfuck++
• brainfuck