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The esolang.
infinite registers, no memory.
the registers can only contain integers, there are registers for every natural number (including 0), at the beginning, they are all set to 9.
COMMANDS
| symbol | function |
|---|---|
| $n | output register n. |
| #n | input register n. |
| a=b | set the value in register b to the value in register a. |
| +n | increment register n by 1. |
| -n | decrement register n by 1. |
| n^m^l | if the value in register n is greater than register m, then go to command l. |
| ! | halt. |
| n~m~ŋ | if register n and m are equal, then set register ŋ to the value in registers n and m added together. |
| @ | does nothing. |
| n&m | deletes registers from n to m, permanently. |
| * | Wild card, does 3 random commands and has a 1% chance to crash your PC. |
| ( and ) | the stuff inside the parenthesis are comments. |
| % | clears all registers and sets them to 0. |
| _n | random number generator. |
| ₯ | changes to unicode mode, where the inputs become unicode instead of numbers, and the outputs are just outputting unicode (based on the number). |
commands are separated by a space.
PROGRAMS
Loop
% +1 1^0^3
Halt
!