The programming language that is somewhat useful.

install

Ark interpreter

curl -O https://xnxrijmguoktvvhvbpth.supabase.in/storage/v1/object/public/builds/ark.zip

Shards

curl -O https://xnxrijmguoktvvhvbpth.supabase.in/storage/v1/object/public/builds/shards_2.0.0.zip

Using the interpreter:

It will look like: $~ Ark x.x.x: <souce code>

Usage

• ! Outputs the next Alphanumeric character in the code. | Output
• ^ Outputs the stack. | Output
• > Adds the next numeric character to the stack. | Stack Manipulation
• < Asks for Input and adds it to the stack. | Input/Stack Manipulation
• + Add the top two rows in the stack and add the result to the stack. | Math/Stack Manipulation
• - Subtract the second row by the top row in the stack and add the result to the stack. | Math/Stack Manipulation
• * Multiply the top two rows of the stack and add the result to the stack. | Math/Stack Manipulation
• / Divide the top row by the second row in the stack and add the result to the stack. | Math/Stack Manipulation
• # Clear the stack. | Stack Manipulation
• { Used to initialize a function. (like python's: "def") | Functions
• } Used to end the initialization of a function. | Functions
• [ Used to initialize a multiple-character addition. | Stack Manipulation
• ] Used to end the initialization of a multiple-character addition. | Stack Manipulation
• ~ Used to call a function. | Functions
• ` Used to execute a function alongside the main program | Functions
• @ Stops the program if a runtime stability chech fails. | Runtime Stability
• (param1==param2) If statment. If param1 is ==, !=, <=, >= to param2, then execute the function. | Functions

Examples:

A Hello World program:

!H!e!l!l!o! !W!o!r!l!d

Each character is individually read then printed

Prints Hello World

Mathematics:

@>1>1+^:

Adds 1 to the stack twice, then adds the sum of the top two digits in the stack to the top of the stack, resulting in 1, 1, 2.

Prints: 112

Infinite loop:

{~}~

Similar to python's s = "exec(s)"; exec(s) the function's code is to run itself, then the function is called, then the function is called, resulting in an infinite loop.