Silly

What is this?

Silly is a language designed by User:PixelatedStarfish in 2022. It is the ultimate in programming languages. It can take literally any input, convert it into text, and then convert that text into runnable Silly code. It's a Starstuff language, an attempt at realizing the vision of turning literally anything into runnable code, so that no one will ever be able to say "Ugh, I just can't code." ever again! So, how does this one work? Well, with the power of a stack! Behold, a language so simple it does not throw errors at all! First off let me introduce you to the accumulator!

The Accumulator

This is an integer that can be incremented and decremented, at the start of each program it is zero!

The Stack

This stack stores integers. When it gets to a size of 100, it empties, that's it!

Interpretation

To interpret data, convert it to ASCII text, convert each character to an integer value, and apply a mod 7 operation to produce a sequence of numbers that correspond with commands.

Commands

Each instruction operates in isolation. Each command can run regardless of program state.

0 - Increment the accumulator.
1 - Decrement the accumulator.
2 - Push the value of the accumulator on to the stack.
3 - Pop value of of the stack and print it as an ASCII character. If the stack is empty, do nothing.
4 - Print the absolute value of the accumulator as an ASCII character.
5 - Set the accumulator to the value at the top of the stack and pop, if the stack is empty set to 0.
6 - Increment the program counter by the value of the accumulator. It should wrap to the start and end as needed.
7 - End program.