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26 December 2024

25 December 2024

  • 23:0423:04, 25 December 2024 diff hist +7,191 N YourlangCreated page with "'''Yourlang''' is a programming language everyone can edit, created by me, User:LEOMOK. The rules: 1. You can add your username (but you don't have to.) 2. No low-effort instructions, such as "if top of stack is 38470923749 then end program". However, joke ones like "divide the top stack value by 0" are allowed. ==The basics== Userlang is a stack-based language. Think of the stack as a giant memory array. Numbers (and other literals) will be pushed onto the stack...."

24 December 2024

  • 12:5012:50, 24 December 2024 diff hist +619 YeefungeNo edit summary
  • 12:2712:27, 24 December 2024 diff hist +5,837 N YeefungeCreated page with "'''Yeefunge''' is a Befunge-inspired programming language made by me, User:LEOMOK. It is inspired by +Output, but includes more features. ==The Basics== Like +Output, Yeefunge is two-dimensional. The arrows <code><</code>, <code>></code>, <code>^</code> and <code>v</code> rotate the instruction pointer (IP) left, right, up and down respectively. The program ends once a semicolon <code>;</code> is reached. Yeefunge operates on a single stack of numbers,..."

2 December 2024

  • 18:1918:19, 2 December 2024 diff hist +1,033 N Yes.Created page with "'''Yes.''' is a programming language inspired by No.. ==Instructions== <code>Yes.</code> - move pointer right 1 step <code>Yeah.</code> - move pointer left 1 step <code>Yes!</code> - add 1 to cell <code>Yeah!</code> - subtract 1 from cell <code>Yup.</code> - print cell as number <code>Yup!</code> - input number into cell <code>Yup?</code> - if cell is 0 input character, else output character <code>Yes?</code> - while cell is 0 <code>Yeah?</code> - end while <code>Ye..."

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27 May 2024

  • 18:4718:47, 27 May 2024 diff hist +1,346 N Cold Hard ChessCreated page with "'''Cold Hard Chess''' is a programming language which looks like chess notation. ==Instructions== Cold Hard Chess operates on a grid on 64 registers a1-a8, b1-b8, ..., h1-h8, all initialised with 0. To modify the register values, the six chess pieces are used: {| class="wikitable" |+ |- ! Piece !! Syntax !! Instruction |- | Pawn || xy || Sets x to y. |- | Knight || Nxy || Sets x to x plus y. |- | Rook || Rxy || Sets x to x minus y. |- | Bishop || Bxy || Sets x to x t..."

10 April 2024

1 April 2024

  • 22:4122:41, 1 April 2024 diff hist +31 BrainstarNo edit summary
  • 22:2622:26, 1 April 2024 diff hist +1,925 N BrainstarCreated page with "'''Brainstar''' is a Turing-complete programming language which is a cross between Branflakes and Rockstar. It preserves Rockstar's poetic literals, while keeping Branflakes's numeric tape. ==Instructions== Brainstar operates on an infinite tape of signed bignums, each starting at 0. There is also an unbounded stack of unsigned bignums. Numbers are written by listing words where each word's length is a decimal digit of the number, modulo 10. However, if..."

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11 January 2024

  • 15:0415:04, 11 January 2024 diff hist +6,347 N Impossible ScriptCreated page with "Programming might be hard for some people, but you will NEVER, EVER, EVER learn to code in '''Impossible Script'''. You need a zillionplex years to write useful programs in it. ==Description== This programming language uses a stack. These are the data types. {| class="wikitable" |+ |- ! Type !! Description |- | Number || An integer between 0 and 100 inclusive. There is also "infinite", which represents every number over 100. |- | String || A string of the characters in..."

10 January 2024

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