NONE
- Not to be confused with None.
| Paradigm(s) | imperative |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Jaip |
| Appeared in | 2023 |
| Computational class | Total |
| Major implementations | Original |
| Dialects | ? |
| Influenced by | Brainf*ck |
| File extension(s) | .none, .non |
NONE is an esoteric programming language created in 2023. It can output letters, numbers and special characters and is inspired on other esoteric languages like Brainf*ck.
Syntax
NONE works with 14 allowed characters: + - c p n s m ( ) _ ^ v x t
The syntax of NONE works with an index that is set to zero at the beginning. It can be increased or decreased:
| NONE | Description |
|---|---|
++
|
Increases the index by 1 |
--
|
Decreases the index by 1 |
+v
|
Increases the index by 5 |
-v
|
Decreases the index by 5 |
+x
|
Increases the index by 10 |
-x
|
Decreases the index by 10 |
+t
|
Increases the index by 20 |
-t
|
Decreases the index by 20 |
v stands for 5, x for 10 and t for 20.
The letter that has the current value of the index as a position in the alphabet can be output with Print (p). So if the index is 1, the letter will be "a" or if the index is 26, the letter will be "z".
Clear
With Clear (c), the index can be reset to 0
Whitespaces
Whitespaces can be made with _
Capitalized letters
Letters can be capitalized by putting ^ before Print (p)
Numbers
Numbers can be written by writing n() and putting a number as a NONE index between the parentheses. +x and +t are not allowed. It will be output immediately even without print
Special characters
Special characters can be written in the same way as numbers, only s() must be written instead of n()
| NONE | character |
|---|---|
s(++--)
|
_ |
s(++)
|
. |
s(++++)
|
! |
s(++++++)
|
? |
s(+v--)
|
, |
s(+v)
|
: |
s(+v++)
|
( |
s(+v++++)
|
) |
s(+v++++++)
|
@ |
s(+v++++++++)
|
# |
Mathematical characters
Mathematical characters can be written in the same way as numbers and special characters, but with m()
| NONE | character |
|---|---|
m(++--)
|
$ |
m(++)
|
+ |
m(++++)
|
- |
m(++++++)
|
* |
m(+v--)
|
/ |
m(+v)
|
= |
m(+v++)
|
% |
m(+v++++)
|
^ |
m(+v++++++)
|
< |
m(+v++++++++)
|
> |
Examples
A few examples written in NONE
Hello World!
A Hello World program in NONE:
+x----^pc+vp+v++++pp++++++p_+v++++++^p-v------p++++++p-v--pc+v--ps(++++)
NONE
„NONE“ in NONE code:
+x+v--^p++^p--^pc+v^p