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'{{infobox proglang |name=Enn |paradigms=imperative |author=[[:User:Las-r|Las-r]] |year=[[:Category:2026|2026]] |class=[[:Category:Bounded-storage machine|Bounded-storage machine]] |majorimpl=[https://github.com/las-r/enn GitHub] |files=<code>.enn</code> }} = Enn: Executable NAND Network = A logic-oriented esolang made by [https://github.com/las-r Nayif Ehan] in Q1 2026. A more in-depth documentation, interpreter, and examples can be found [https://github.com/las-r/enn here]. == How Enn works == Every instruction in Enn does 1 of 4 things: * Set a variable * Output a variable * Toggle a variable * Check for input The only computation given to you is the ability to use NAND. '''IMPORTANT NOTE:''' Every program loops by default. To end a program, you must forcequit it, or use the <tt>--once</tt> argument. == Syntax == === Basic Guidelines === * Line breaks, indentation, and trailing spaces do not matter. * Every instruction should be ended with <tt>;</tt>. * Comments are padded with <tt>/</tt>. * Variable names cannot include spaces or use the following characters: <tt>=, l, &lt;, &gt;</tt> ** Variable names also cannot be <tt>0</tt> or <tt>1</tt>. === Commands === ==== Set a variable ==== <tt>q</tt> is the name of the variable. <pre><nowiki> q=; </nowiki></pre> Variable <tt>q</tt> is set to <tt>w</tt> NAND <tt>e</tt>. This is the only logic you can use. <pre><nowiki> q=w,e; </nowiki></pre> You can also use direct values. <pre><nowiki> q=w,0; </nowiki></pre> ==== Output a value ==== <tt>q</tt> is outputted to the console. Variable outputs are inline. <pre><nowiki> >q; </nowiki></pre> An output symbol with no variable is a newline. <pre><nowiki> >; </nowiki></pre> Two output symbols perform ASCII/UTF-8 output. (v≥1.2) <pre><nowiki> >>q,w,e,r,t,y,u,i,o,p; </nowiki></pre> ==== Input a value (v≥1.1) ==== <tt>k</tt> is set to whether the spacebar is actively being pressed or not. <pre><nowiki> <k; </nowiki></pre> An input symbol with no variable pauses the program until the spacebar is pressed. <pre><nowiki> <; </nowiki></pre> That's it, really. [[Category:2026]] [[Category:Implemented]] [[Category:IO]] [[Category:Binary]] [[Category:Bounded-storage machine]]'