I got really bored one day, so I decided to make an esoteric programming language. It has the exact same syntax as Javascript, just that every keyword is replaced with an interjection. You'll see what I mean if you check out the file. Not all keywords are covered, and there is no actual compiler for this language.
(Pasted from readme.md)
AHH Programming Language
The AHH language is an esoteric programming language, built to encapsulate the power of human noises.
(Contains the same syntax as JavaScript)
!HAA - comment !HA AH! - multi line comment
AH - statement end (;)
AHH - variable declaration (let)
HAH - constant variable declaration (const)
EE - assignment operator =
RE - opening parentheses (
ER - closing parentheses )
YE - opening braces {
EY - closing braces }
YA - opening brackets [
AY - closing brackets ]
AA - double quotes
UH - escape char
UHNO - newline
UHTO - tab space
UHBA - backspace
UHRE - carriage return
UHFE - form feed
UHUH - UH
UHAA - AA
WA - +
AW - -
WAA - *
AAW - /
WAAA - ** (power)
WAW - % (modulus)
WO - +=
OW - -=
WOO - *=
OOW - /=
WOOO - **=
WOW - %=
OOP - ++
OOPS - --
AGH - IF
ARGH - ELSE
EEE - ==
ERE - !=
EK - <
KE - >
EEK - <=
KEE - >=
GAH - and
GEE - or
GRR - not
OH - ,
OO - .
OHO - :
HMM - function
HMPH - =>
WOAH - return
TSK - raise
SHH - catch
LO - try
OOY - for
OY - while
YO - do
YEA - true
NO - false
NU - null
TCH - class
TA - this
TAT - new
VROOM - constructor
SOOP - super
BAM - get
JAM - set
ROAR - Function to print to console with a new line
RAWR - Function to print to console
BREATH - Function to take in a string input
Comments
!HAA THIS IS A PROGRAM
!HA
THIS
IS
MULTILINE
AH!
Integer variable
AHH NUM1 EE 4 AH
String variable
AHH STR1 EE AA HELLO WORLD! AA AH
Hello world! Program
ROAR REE AA HELLO WORLD! AA ERR AH
If statement
AGH RE VAR1 EEK VAR2 ER YE
ROAR RE VAR1 ER AH
EY ARGH YE
ROAR RE VAR2 ER AH
Exception
LOO YE
VAR OO SOMEMETHOD AH
EY SHH EXCEPTION YE
ROAR AA FAILED AA AH
EY
Function definition
HMM SQUARE RE NUM ER YE
WOAH NUM WAAA 2 AH
EY
For loop
OYY RE AHH II EE 0 AH II EK 3 AH II OOP ER YE
RAWR RE AA NUMBER AA ER AH
RAWR RE II ER AH
ROAR RE ER AH
EY
While loop
AHH RE NUM EEE 0 ER AH
OY RE NUM EK 5 ER YE
RAWR RE NUM ER AH
RAWR RE AA AA ER AH
EY
ROAR RE ER AH
Do-while loop
AHH SOMENUM EE 0 AH
YO YE
RAWR RE AA HELLO AA ER AH
EY OY RE SOMENUM ERE 0 ER AH
Array variable
AHH SOMEARR EE YA 1 OH 2 OH 3 AY AH
Constant variable
HAH PI EE 3 OO 14159 AH
Classes
TCH RECTANGLE YE
VROOM RE LENGTH OH WIDTH ER YE
TA OO LENGTH EE LENGTH AH
TA OO WIDTH EE WIDTH AH
EY
BAM LENGTH RE ER YE
WOAH TA OO WIDTH
EY
JAM LENGTH RE VALUE ER YE
TA OO WIDTH EE VALUE AH
EY
BAM WIDTH RE ER YE
WOAH TA OO WIDTH
EY
JAM WIDTH RE VALUE ER YE
TA OO WIDTH EE VALUE AH
EY
BAM AREA RE ER YE
WOAH CALCAREA RE ER AH
EY
CALCAREA RE ER YE
WOAH TA OO WIDTH WAA TA OO LENGTH AH
EY
EY
AHH RECTANGLEY EE TAT RECTANGLE RE 3 OH 4 ER AH
ROAR RE RECTANGLEY OO AREA ER AH !HAA >> 12
RECTANGLEY OO LENGTH EE 4 AH
ROAR RE RECTANGLEY OO AREA ER AH !HAA >> 16
Cool, but it's not really an esoteric language, is it? It's like LOLCODE - not really esoteric, but simply a regular language (in this case JS) but with different keywords. Now, if you could implement your own syntax system, rather than just making it JS with different operators, then I would be more happy to consider this an esolang.
@SirNapkin1334 Actually, an esolang is "a computer programming language designed to experiment with weird ideas, to be hard to program in, or as a joke, rather than for practical use." - esolangs.org This language, as well as LOLCODE, is certainly esoteric as it is difficult to use because the keywords are not descriptive at all of their actual function, and it also seems to be a bit of a joke, certainly no-one would use this for a practical use in a business setting. LOLCODE is built on the same concept and is still considered esoteric. While it does not have it's own syntax system, that is not a requirement for an esolang, only a rule of thumb for interesting esolangs.
I got really bored one day, so I decided to make an esoteric programming language. It has the exact same syntax as Javascript, just that every keyword is replaced with an interjection. You'll see what I mean if you check out the file.
Not all keywords are covered, and there is no actual compiler for this language.
(Pasted from readme.md)
AHH Programming Language
The AHH language is an esoteric programming language, built to encapsulate the power of human noises.
(Contains the same syntax as JavaScript)
!HAA - comment
!HA AH! - multi line comment
Comments
Integer variable
String variable
Hello world! Program
If statement
Exception
Function definition
For loop
While loop
Do-while loop
Array variable
Constant variable
Classes
Cool, but it's not really an esoteric language, is it? It's like LOLCODE - not really esoteric, but simply a regular language (in this case JS) but with different keywords. Now, if you could implement your own syntax system, rather than just making it JS with different operators, then I would be more happy to consider this an esolang.
@SirNapkin1334 Actually, an esolang is "a computer programming language designed to experiment with weird ideas, to be hard to program in, or as a joke, rather than for practical use." - esolangs.org This language, as well as LOLCODE, is certainly esoteric as it is difficult to use because the keywords are not descriptive at all of their actual function, and it also seems to be a bit of a joke, certainly no-one would use this for a practical use in a business setting. LOLCODE is built on the same concept and is still considered esoteric. While it does not have it's own syntax system, that is not a requirement for an esolang, only a rule of thumb for interesting esolangs.