Galvanized

Galvanized is a esolang made by User:Mrtli08, insipired from Brainfuck.

Syntax

It uses these words: galvanized, black, steel, iron and coal.
The language is (kinda) designed to look weird, but is just BF.
Galvanized means that you need a variable. Each variable has a ID and we need to change the variable pointer which incrementing it is "Galvanized black steel".
To decrement it, you must use "Galvanized black iron". To return its value (for usage), you need "Galvanized black coal".
"Galvanized steel [Galvanized black coal]" means that the current adressed variable (memory cell) will be mounted (the variable ID pointer will be there) to the value returned from [Galvanized black coal].
As shown, "Galvanized steel [...]" is the command used to "mount", and typing "Galvanized steel black" instead of using the [...] which will increment the mounted variable, "Galvanized steel steel" decrements the mounted variable
, "Galvanized steel iron" and "Galvanized steel coal" is "," and ".".
One last command: "Galvanized iron steel" is [ and "Galvanized iron coal" is ].
EXTRA FEATURES: "Galvanized coal steel" and "Galvanized coal iron" is just [ and ] but it loops while the value is 0.