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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '<h1>DGIAN</h1>
<p>DGIAN (short for "DEAR GOD ITS ALL NUMBERS") is an instruction based esolang made by RedboiVR (me :D) with every instruction being a number throughout 0-9.</p>
<h2>INSTRUCTIONS</h2>
<p>0 - prints the char of the current cell
<p>1 - moves the stack pointer by a number
<p>2 <num> - edits the stack pointer index
<p>3 - apply movement counter to current cell
<p>4 <num> - edits the movement counter index
<p>5 - puts the current cell number into 6.
<p>6 - the only global variable
<p>7 <num> <operator> <num> - false compare; if false, then continue
<p>8 <num> <operator> <num> - true compare; if true, then continue
<p>9 <inputRequest> - Asks for input, then stores it into 6.
</p>
<h2>USAGE</h2>
<p>For outputting an ASCII character (Lets say, H) we would first set the value of how far the pointer index would jump (2 1), then we would edit the counter index by 72 (4 72), move the counter (3) and then finally output it. (0)
<p>Comparison numbers are by using normal numbers, the current cell, or by using 6. You cannot use any other one. For example, "7 20 == 6". In this case, 6 = 25, which makes the comparison false. This means the code can continue.
</p>
<h2>RULES</h2>
<p>Allowed Operators for 7 and 8 are ==, ~=, <, >, <=, and >=. No other ones can be used.
<p>You are able to use strings with 9. For example, "9 What is your number?" That is valid DGIAN syntax.
<p>Using 9 accepts a string as a prompt message, For example, "9 Input a number:". However, the input must be a number, or it will throw a BAD_ARGUMENT error.
<p>There are 10,000 total cells in the stack, starting from 1. You cannot go higher than 10,000 or it will error.
</p>' |
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+<h1>DGIAN</h1>
+<p>DGIAN (short for "DEAR GOD ITS ALL NUMBERS") is an instruction based esolang made by RedboiVR (me :D) with every instruction being a number throughout 0-9.</p>
+
+<h2>INSTRUCTIONS</h2>
+<p>0 - prints the char of the current cell
+<p>1 - moves the stack pointer by a number
+<p>2 <num> - edits the stack pointer index
+<p>3 - apply movement counter to current cell
+<p>4 <num> - edits the movement counter index
+<p>5 - puts the current cell number into 6.
+<p>6 - the only global variable
+<p>7 <num> <operator> <num> - false compare; if false, then continue
+<p>8 <num> <operator> <num> - true compare; if true, then continue
+<p>9 <inputRequest> - Asks for input, then stores it into 6.
+</p>
+
+<h2>USAGE</h2>
+<p>For outputting an ASCII character (Lets say, H) we would first set the value of how far the pointer index would jump (2 1), then we would edit the counter index by 72 (4 72), move the counter (3) and then finally output it. (0)
+<p>Comparison numbers are by using normal numbers, the current cell, or by using 6. You cannot use any other one. For example, "7 20 == 6". In this case, 6 = 25, which makes the comparison false. This means the code can continue.
+</p>
+
+<h2>RULES</h2>
+<p>Allowed Operators for 7 and 8 are ==, ~=, <, >, <=, and >=. No other ones can be used.
+<p>You are able to use strings with 9. For example, "9 What is your number?" That is valid DGIAN syntax.
+<p>Using 9 accepts a string as a prompt message, For example, "9 Input a number:". However, the input must be a number, or it will throw a BAD_ARGUMENT error.
+<p>There are 10,000 total cells in the stack, starting from 1. You cannot go higher than 10,000 or it will error.
+</p>
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0 => '<h1>DGIAN</h1>',
1 => '<p>DGIAN (short for "DEAR GOD ITS ALL NUMBERS") is an instruction based esolang made by RedboiVR (me :D) with every instruction being a number throughout 0-9.</p>',
2 => '',
3 => '<h2>INSTRUCTIONS</h2>',
4 => '<p>0 - prints the char of the current cell',
5 => '<p>1 - moves the stack pointer by a number',
6 => '<p>2 <num> - edits the stack pointer index',
7 => '<p>3 - apply movement counter to current cell',
8 => '<p>4 <num> - edits the movement counter index',
9 => '<p>5 - puts the current cell number into 6.',
10 => '<p>6 - the only global variable',
11 => '<p>7 <num> <operator> <num> - false compare; if false, then continue',
12 => '<p>8 <num> <operator> <num> - true compare; if true, then continue',
13 => '<p>9 <inputRequest> - Asks for input, then stores it into 6.',
14 => '</p>',
15 => '',
16 => '<h2>USAGE</h2>',
17 => '<p>For outputting an ASCII character (Lets say, H) we would first set the value of how far the pointer index would jump (2 1), then we would edit the counter index by 72 (4 72), move the counter (3) and then finally output it. (0)',
18 => '<p>Comparison numbers are by using normal numbers, the current cell, or by using 6. You cannot use any other one. For example, "7 20 == 6". In this case, 6 = 25, which makes the comparison false. This means the code can continue.',
19 => '</p>',
20 => '',
21 => '<h2>RULES</h2>',
22 => '<p>Allowed Operators for 7 and 8 are ==, ~=, <, >, <=, and >=. No other ones can be used.',
23 => '<p>You are able to use strings with 9. For example, "9 What is your number?" That is valid DGIAN syntax.',
24 => '<p>Using 9 accepts a string as a prompt message, For example, "9 Input a number:". However, the input must be a number, or it will throw a BAD_ARGUMENT error.',
25 => '<p>There are 10,000 total cells in the stack, starting from 1. You cannot go higher than 10,000 or it will error.',
26 => '</p>'
] |