WhatInTheWorld

WhatInTheWorld is an esoteric programming language made by User:The-coder256. It uses numbers to determine instructions.

Instructions

WhatInTheWorld uses A, B and D to store information as well as 16384 memory addresses.

Number	Meaning	Pseudocode
00	Increment A	A++
01	Increment B	B++
02	Increment D	D++
03	Decrement A	A--
04	Decrement B	B--
05	Decrement D	D--
06	Store A into memory address D	M[D] = A
07	Store B into memory address D	M[D] = B
08	Store D into memory address D	M[D] = D
09	Load value at memory address D into A	A = M[D]
10	Load value at memory address D into B	B = M[D]
11	Load value at memory address D into D	D = M[D]
12	Outputs A (as ASCII character)	print(A)
13	Outputs B (as ASCII character)	print(B)
14	Receives input and stores it in A (as ASCII character)	A = input()
15	Receives input and stores it in B (as ASCII character)	B = input()
16	Receives input and stores it in D (as ASCII character)	D = input()
17	Repeats everything enclosed in 17 and 18 until A == 0	while A != 0 { ... }
19	Repeats everything enclosed in 19 and 20 until B == 0	while B != 0 { ... }
21	Repeats everything enclosed in 21 and 22 until D == 0	while D != 0 { ... }
23	Terminates the program	exit()
24	No operation	nop

Examples

Hello, world!

TBA

Cat program

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