Objects
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Objects is a programming language made by Europe2048, designed to create real-life objects near the viewer, or somewhere far-far away (only on Earth though).
Designed by | User:Europe2048 |
---|---|
Appeared in | 2024 |
Computational class | Uncomputable |
Major implementations | None |
Influenced by | List of ideas |
Influenced | None |
File extension(s) | .ojs |
Syntax
obj("https://example.com/duck.rlo")
This gets the object from a specified URL, which contains the .rlo extension used for real-life objects.
duck = obj("https://example.com/duck.rlo")
You can make the object usable by putting it into a variable.
create(duck)
This creates an object near the device that's running it.
create(rabbit,34.3089766,132.9833074)
This creates an object in the specified latitude and longitude.
print("Hello, World!")
This language can print, too!
Examples
Hello World
print("Hello, World!")
Spawn a duck
duck = obj("https://example.com/duck.rlo") create(duck)
Computability
Since this can create real-life objects from nowhere, this language is uncomputable.