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Edit summary/reason (summary) | 'Enhance your python with this wonderful esolang that ceaser chiper's your code.l ' |
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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '{{infobox proglang
|name=udymts
|paradigms=String-rewriting
|author=[[User:Daggy1234]]
|year=[[:Category:2021|2021]]
|class=[[:Category:Turing complete|Turing complete]]
|majorimpl=[https://github.com/daggy1234/udymts Compiler]
|files=<code>.udymts</code>
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Python gets kinda boring, simple English words and not a lot of fun. Udymts is a simple enhancement to python. Shift every alphabetical character of your code by 5 (think ceaser cipher) and you turned boring python into udymts!
== Python Vs Udymts ==
Boring Python:
<code>print("hello world")</code>
Amazing Udymts:
<code>uwnsy("mjqqt btwqi")</code>
== Syntax ==
The syntax is basically python code files encrypted with a ceaser cipher. The idea being to encrypt nothing bu alphabetical characters, ensuring that upon decoding its valid python code that is executed via the python interpreter.
== Output ==
The CLI's eval invokes the python code by decoding and then calling python interpreter via rust bindings. IO should occur normally.
== CLI ==
Unlike python's basic CLI, udymts compiler is rust. #RustEvangalism
The cli can do the following:
* encode: turn bland python into udymts
* decode: compile udymts into python
* eval: directly eval your udymts
== Installation ==
TODO
== Compiler ==
Repo has installation instructions
[https://github.com/daggy1234/udymts Compiler + Cli]
[[Category:Languages]]
[[Category:Turing complete]]
[[Category:Implemented]]
[[Category:String-rewriting paradigm]]
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+{{infobox proglang
+|name=udymts
+|paradigms=String-rewriting
+|author=[[User:Daggy1234]]
+|year=[[:Category:2021|2021]]
+|class=[[:Category:Turing complete|Turing complete]]
+|majorimpl=[https://github.com/daggy1234/udymts Compiler]
+|files=<code>.udymts</code>
+}}
+
+Python gets kinda boring, simple English words and not a lot of fun. Udymts is a simple enhancement to python. Shift every alphabetical character of your code by 5 (think ceaser cipher) and you turned boring python into udymts!
+
+== Python Vs Udymts ==
+
+Boring Python:
+
+<code>print("hello world")</code>
+
+Amazing Udymts:
+
+<code>uwnsy("mjqqt btwqi")</code>
+
+== Syntax ==
+
+The syntax is basically python code files encrypted with a ceaser cipher. The idea being to encrypt nothing bu alphabetical characters, ensuring that upon decoding its valid python code that is executed via the python interpreter.
+
+== Output ==
+
+The CLI's eval invokes the python code by decoding and then calling python interpreter via rust bindings. IO should occur normally.
+
+== CLI ==
+
+Unlike python's basic CLI, udymts compiler is rust. #RustEvangalism
+
+The cli can do the following:
+
+* encode: turn bland python into udymts
+* decode: compile udymts into python
+* eval: directly eval your udymts
+
+== Installation ==
+TODO
+
+
+== Compiler ==
+
+Repo has installation instructions
+
+[https://github.com/daggy1234/udymts Compiler + Cli]
+
+[[Category:Languages]]
+[[Category:Turing complete]]
+[[Category:Implemented]]
+[[Category:String-rewriting paradigm]]
+[[Category:Joke languages]]
+[[Category:2021]]
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Unix timestamp of change (timestamp) | 1629135139 |