TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

http://lolcode.com/

Classic

Sorry to the non-geeks, but on the otherhand, maybe it makes programming easier to understand :)

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Personally, I prefer bogusForth (I actually used to write code in bogusForth :oops:).

An example, to print all the numbers in a Fibonacci sequence that are capable on a 32bit machine, and fit inside a long-int varaiable:
"Fibonacci series"i..1 10j.1 1[%0>][%10j.%_ _+]#"Done!"i.)0q

Now how neat & tidy is that!

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Although I class my self as a "geek" I am not a computer geek (despite my 16 years service as a "techie" in the IT industry)

This however did however make me smile.

:)

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

I get some of it, trying to work out some of the txt spk though.

PLz open file, I'm outta ur loop, K Thx bye made me laugh.

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Love the IF/THEN/ELSE bit at http://lolcode.com/examples/little-number too :D

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Really like that. It seems like quite a good language.

The return value checking and file include:

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
PLZ OPEN FILE "LOLCATS.TXT"?
AWSUM THX
VISIBLE FILE
O NOES
INVISIBLE "ERROR!"
KTHXBYE
:D

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Love it!

Maria's sister would be awesome at writing code if programmes where written this way

Matt

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

genius. KITTEHZ IN TEH CODEZ

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

I are serious cat

Re: TXT/L33TSpeak Programming
 

Yes, that made me LOL too