n10

n10 is an esolang invented by User:AnotherUser05.

Syntax

Every command is one character followed by a numerical, conditional, or math input. Spaces aren't necessary, but if you want to, you can use them to make your code more readable.

o - Print the ASCII value.
n - Print the value.
i - Returns the user's input.
u - get another user input.
+, -, /, * - self explanatory, used in inputs. 1+1
~ - mark down an id.
j - jump to the given id.
s - if the condition is true, then skip the next command. = < > ! are used.
v - create a variable with the given id.
w - use this variable with the given id.
z - set the current variable to the input.
^ - returns a variable with the given id.

Examples

Truth Machine

usi=0j1j2~1n1j1~2n0

Cat program

uni

Adds two numbers

v1v2w1uziuw2zin^1+^2

here's a much shorter one:

v1w1uziun^1+i

Fixed Repeating Output

uv2w2zi~3n1z^2-1s^2=0j3n0

Fibonacci sequence

v0v1w1z1v2~5w2z^0+^1w0z^1w1z^2n^2j5

Not finite loop

~1j1