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<->swaps left and right operands (left-associative) -
<~>swaps left and right operands (right-associative) -
<->and<~>have equal precedence -
[...]is an asynchronous block; each of its lines are evaluated in parallel, but all threads are joined after closure of the block -
{...}is a synchronous block; each of its lines are evaluated sequentially -
<...,...>is an inline array (the bitshift operator does not yet exist) -
(...)is normal arithmetical expression grouping -
fractional (aka
frac) datatype instead of floats -
all ints are bigints
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complex is a type prefix that is kind-of similar to array(2), except that multiplications use the complex conventions
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nested arrays are taken as matrices where the innermost array is taken as vertical. Example:
[[1,2],[3,4]]*[5,6] = / /1\ /3\ \ * /5\ = /23\ \ \2/ \4/ / \6/ \34/ = [1,2]*5 + [3,4]*6 = [5,10] + [18,24] = [23,34] -
string arithmetic is supported:
"yolo++y"+1="olo++yy""yolo++y"+2="lo++yyo""yolo++y"-2="+yyolo+""yolo++y"*2="yolo++yyolo++y""yolo++y"*2.5="yolo++yyolo++yyolo""yolo++y"*2.2="yolo++yyolo++yy"(length of string a = 7, so 2.2*7=15.4, rounded 15)"yolo++y"/2="yolo++y"*(1/2)="yolo""yolo++y"+"y++oloy"="yolo++yy++oloy"(string concatenation)"yolo++y"-"y++oloy"="yolo"(loop backwards over string b, deleting each character from string a until the beginning of a is reached)
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array arithmetic is supported, mostly vector operations. (##TODO more docs)
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arithmetical operators:
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- /
- ^ (exponentiation) (on array: number of times after each other)
- &&
- ||
- ^^
- ? (on array/string: prefix, shuffle)
- ! (on array/string: prefix, sort) (##TODO but what if used as prefix not?)
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