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It's more "art" than practical, but that's fine, I find it fun to read! The equivalent in English is like if someone wrote a programming language with Shakespe
by bfung 7y ago
It's more "art" than practical, but that's fine, I find it fun to read!
The equivalent in English is like if someone wrote a programming language with Shakespearean english syntax and keywords:
I have a function, thou named "mandelbrot".
etc =)
- jerf 7y agohttp://shakespearelang.sourceforge.net/report/shakespeare/shakespeare.html http://shakespearelang.sourceforge.net/report/shakespeare/sh... Arguably a bit more subtle than your sample code.
- trevyn 7y agoNice. Is there a longer Hello World anywhere?
- billfruit 7y agoVery impressive, in that it is not mere transcription of terms used by Shakespeare into keywords, but it organizes the whole program as a drama.
- c3534l 7y agoThat is way better than I thought it would be from other esolangs I've seen.
- jerf 7y agoThere's certainly a lot of dross out there that's just search & replace glosses of some other language or a respelling of Brainfuck, but there are some gems out there. Search for "piet language" for another example of something genuinely interesting.