Praise Unto XHUL
Praise Unto XHUL
Praise Unto XHUL is a language created by Th3BlackHole where all code must be written at run time due to the function names being completely random. The language is a stack based language where all inputs, outputs, and calculation are done through the stack. Also sometimes XHUL decides not to run your program, tough luck.
Syntax
Due to the unknown nature of the syntax in Praise Unto XHUL all the syntax will show the name of the function rather than it's token, and how it is used. Program level is determined by the number of spaces divided by four. So any code within an if statement would need four spaces in front to be counted as within the statement.
| Function Name | Arguments | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Compare | number 1, operation, number 2 | Number 2 is not needed and will instead compare number 1 to the top of the stack |
| Character in | (No arguments) | Get a single character from the terminal |
| Character out | (no arguments) | Prints a single character to the terminal without a newline |
| Number in | (no arguments) | Gets a number from the terminal |
| Number out | (no arguments) | Prints a single number to the terminal |
| Addition | number 1, number 2 | if number 1 and number 2 are present adds them, if only number 1 is present, number 1 is added to the top of the stack, if no arguments are present adds the top two numbers of the stack. All inputs return to the top of the stack |
| Subtraction | number 1, number 2 | if number 1 and number 2 are then number 1 is subtracted by number 2, if only number 1 is present, the top of the stack is subtracted by number 1, if no arguments are present subtracts the top two numbers of the stack. All inputs return to the top of the stack |
| Multiplication | number 1, number 2 | if number 1 and number 2 are present multiplies them, if only number 1 is present, number 1 is multiplied by the top of the stack, if no arguments are present multiplies the top two numbers of the stack. All inputs return to the top of the stack |
| Division | number 1, number 2 | if number 1 and number 2 are then number 1 is divided by number 2, if only number 1 is present, the top of the stack is divided by number 1, if no arguments are present divides the top two numbers of the stack. All inputs return to the top of the stack |
| Modulo | number1, number 2 | if number 1 and number 2 are then number 1 is modulated by number 2, if only number 1 is present, the top of the stack is modulated by number 1, if no arguments are present modulates the top two numbers of the stack. All inputs return to the top of the stack |
| If statement | number 1, operation, number 2 | Executes a compare operation (same inputs) and if true executes the code within the block. |
| Else statement | (no arguments) | If and if statement did not execute and an else statement follows immediately after. |
| While loop | (no arguments) | Will execute endlessly unless a break command is used to exit the loop. |
| For loop | number | Loops for (number) times. |
| Break | (no argument) | Breaks out of a while loop. |
| Stack Copy | (no argument) | Copies the top number in the stack. |
| Stack Reverse | (no argument) | Reverses the stack. |
| Stack Add | number, ... 20 | Adds up to 20 values to the stack from left to right. |
Examples
Examples will use the name of the function rather than any token, so to execute copy the code into a file and replace the function names with it's corresponding tokens
Hello World
Stack Add 72 101 108 108 111 44 32 87 111 114 108 100 33
Stack Reverse
For loop 13
Character Out