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Your esolangs are just too high-level and therefore too easy to be guessed, bro! -- i s l p t n g 13:12, 16 July 2026 (UTC)
Program Requestation
Guessings
My first guess:
| Instruction | Effect | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
⎕ |
Reference to the output | Correct |
⌨ |
Reference to the input | Correct |
⎙ |
Reference to the code of this program (rvalue) | Correct |
\ |
Global variable identifier (right before the definition of the variable) | Correct |
var |
The definition the variable var (if it's its first time appearing) |
Correct |
#type |
Type identifier (right after the definition of the variable) | Correct |
<- |
Assignment operator | Correct |
><=≠ |
Comparison operators | Correct |
+-×÷ |
Elementary arithmetic operators | Correct |
mod |
The modular keyword | Correct |
"str" |
String constant | Correct |
; |
Expression separator | Correct |
？(f1){e1}:？(f2){e2}:！{e3} |
if(f1){e1;}else if(f2){e2;}else{e3;} in C++ |
Correct but this is extensible |
⟳(f){e} |
while(f){e;} in C++ |
Correct |
§({i|i∈[a,b)}){e} |
for(int i=a;i<b;i++){e;} in C++ |
More precisely, for i in range(a, b): e in Python. Also, [a, b) is an open-close interval.
|
λ. |
Lambda function prefix | Correct |
⌸ |
The return keyword | Correct |
Im bad at naming (talk) 17:57, 16 July 2026 (UTC)