Nevermind

Nevermind

Designed by	User:OfficialCraftCGame
Appeared in	2021
Computational class	Total
Major implementations	Interpreter
File extension(s)	.neverm

Nevermind is a simplistic programming language made by User:OfficialCraftCGame in 2021. It uses commas (,) to separate arguments. There is no escape character so to add a comma in text, you must substitute the comma with *44. To use a variable as an argument in a function, start the variable with the letter $. To add an integer to another integer, use +. For concatenating string, use double plus signs ++.

Functions

Functions in Nevermind

Code	Description	Syntax	Example
print	Outputs text to the screen. Can have more than 1 argument	print,output	print,Hello*44 World!
input	Gets input from the user and stores it in a variable called answer.	input,prompt	input,How are you?
make	Creates a variable	make,name,value	make,variable1,1234
if	An if statement. Checks if a is either greater than, equal to, or less than b.	if,a,[== / > / <],b	if,$variable1,==,1234
endif	Ends the if statement	endif	endif
loop	Loops the code inside x times.	loop,x	loop,10
endloop	Ends the loop	endloop	endloop

Code Examples

Hello World

This is a "Hello, World!" code example:

print,Hello*44 World!

the output is:

Hello, World!

Truth Machine

An infinite loop is currently unable to be made in Nevermind, which means a Truth Machine is not possible to be created.

Calculator

An example of a calculator written in Nevermind

input,a: 
make,a,$answer
input,b: 
make,b,$answer
input,operation: 
make,operation,$answer
if,$operation,==,+
 make,final,$a,+,$b
 print,$final
endif
if,$operation,==,-
 make,final,$a,-,$b
 print,$final
endif
if,$operation,==,*
 make,final,$a,*,$b
 print,$final
endif
if,$operation,==,/
 make,final,$a,/,$b
 print,$final
endif

Implementations

• A Python interpreter by User:Bangyen.
• Another Python interpreter made by User:OfficialCraftCGame