WhimsiCode
WhimsiCode is invented by PSTF and his ChatGPT.
This Esolang has a lot of emoji as its command.
Syntax
WhimsiCode uses a combination of emoji and ASCII characters for its syntax.
Each line of code must end with a smiley emoji :) to be considered valid.
Variables
Variables in WhimsiCode are represented by random combinations of fruit emojis.
For example, π represents a variable named "apple" and π represents a variable named "banana".
Control Flow
WhimsiCode uses a unique control flow structure called "Magical Forest".
The Magical Forest consists of trees represented by π³ emoji.
Code blocks are executed only if the programmer manages to find a hidden π emoji within the Magical Forest.
I/O Operations
Input is taken using a π· emoji, which prompts the user to take a picture of their desired input.
Output is displayed using a π₯ emoji, which shows a short video clip of the program's result.
Arithmetic Operations
WhimsiCode uses unconventional arithmetic symbols. For instance, π½ represents addition, π represents subtraction, and π represents multiplication.
Example
A+B Problem
π³ find π π· π π· π π = π π½ π π₯ π :)
I think pseudo code is this:
start(); input a; input b; c = a + b; print c; exit();
Note
Please note that WhimsiCode is purely fictional and designed to demonstrate the concept of an esoteric programming language. It may not be practical or useful for real-world programming tasks.
Turing Completeness
WhimsiCode language described above is not Turing-complete. It lacks essential features and constructs necessary to achieve Turing-completeness, such as loops or conditional statements. WhimsiCode is intentionally designed to be esoteric and whimsical, focusing more on unconventional syntax and control flow rather than practicality or computational power.