ThusEndingTheStory
@ThusEndingTheStory
A computer nerd with a hobby for making toy/esoteric programming languages
Under your grandpa's stairs
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packagemanagerJust a simple package manager concept
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Factorial in TASELThis is a factorial function for TASEL, a stack-based language that I made. Check it out.
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Indentation Parsing ExampleI've been working with this idea for quite a long time now. I like making toy languages (see my 'Pickle' for a painful one) and I quite like the syntax of Python and the way it (and other languages) use indentation. So!
The below example is with Python's syntax, but you can use any syntax with indentation.
The parse_indentation function turns
def greet(name):
print("Hi, " + name + "!")
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['def greet(name):', ['print("Hi, " + name + "!")']]
Credit would be appreciated, but it's fine if you don't want to!
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PTMD Number GeneratorGenerates a number with PTMD, which stands for Plus Times Minus Divide. More info in the ptmd function.
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progressBarA very slightly modified progress bar in Python from here
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errtoes
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Anagram FinderPut in a word (only one word) and press enter.
Try "cereal"
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OpenAI ChatbotI created a chatbot with the python OpenAI API.
Enter q to quit.
It gets the response, dumps it in a JSON file, gets the text response, adds it to the chat variable, and then in the next iteration it feeds the bot the whole chat variable, allowing the chatbot to review previous messages.
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Sierpinski TrianglePoints in points.txt generated with Filska, an esoteric programming language developed in the book "Strange Code" by Ronald T. Kneusel. The Python code to show it is also by him.
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Lisp Dialect to Javascript Conversion (UNFINISHED)https://citw.dev/tutorial/create-your-own-compiler
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Silena Extensions SuggestionsComment on this repl to suggest extensions for my language, Silena. If there is a source code, include a link to it.
Thanks to https://github.com/pipeseroni/pipes.sh for this awesome terminal screensaver
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Seed-Based Text GeneratorA simple project I wanted to try out. Type a seed then press enter, and it will give you seemingly random (but not) characters. (Ex. Hello, World! -> `2#579)=eup]a)
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