Unpredictabillity

What is Unpredictabillity

Unpredictabillity is a language that relies on randomness. Its "purpose" is to make everything compact and tiny and basically be the final boss of golflangs. And also be terrible to code in.

Explanation

It works that you convert a number into base 256, then store the base 256 digits as well, ASCII characters. And then, to run it, you convert those ASCII characters to decimal, interpreting the ASCII characters as digits again, and then, we create a completely randomly generated Brainfuck program with (the number we converted to base 256 earlier) characters, with correct syntax (no unmatched [ and ] and no []), and then run it. So the Hello World program is just one byte, but theres a 1 in 2³³³ chance or 1 in ~1.7498 * 10¹⁰⁰ chance it even runs the actual Hello World program. The amount of bytes in an Unpredictabillity program representing a n byte BF program is floor(1+log256(n)). No one asked, but why not? It is Turing-complete because Brainfuck is. did i bold too much text? i think i did

Hello World Program

o

Tetris (The second character may appear differently depending on system encoding)

Ñì

Snake

Ûä

^^^ Are you a zombie?!?!?!?

Quine

Hasnt been made yet. May be impossible.

Brainfuck to Unpredictabillity Converter in Python

def bf_to_unpredictabillity(filename_in, filename_out):
    bf_chars = set("+-><,.[]")

    with open(filename_in, "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
        bf_code = ''.join(c for c in f.read() if c in bf_chars)

    n = len(bf_code)

    bytes_list = []
    temp = n
    if temp == 0:
        bytes_list = [0]
    else:
        while temp > 0:
            bytes_list.append(temp % 256)
            temp //= 256
        bytes_list.reverse()

    unpredictabillity_program = ''.join(chr(b) for b in bytes_list)

    with open(filename_out, "wb") as f:
        f.write(bytes(bytes_list))

bf_to_unpredictabillity("bf_code.b", "unpredict_code.u")