TypeOver

An absolutely nightmarish superset of Rollover

What is Rollover?

Rollover is an esoteric programming language created by Scratch_Fakemon. It works by having an array of 256 cells represented with the values 0-255. Each cell can go between 0-255 too, and once you increment it above 255, it rolls over to 0, giving Rollover its name. Rollover uses the following commands in its syntax:

• n - moves to the next cell
• i - increments the current cell's value
• c[] - loops the code inside the brackets until the value of the cell equals the cell's index
• p - prints the current cell's value as a number
• a - prints the current cell's value as an ASCII character
• u - prints the current cell's value as a UTF-8 character

(yes I yoinked this stuff from the Rollover page but I tried to mix it up)

What does TypeOver add?

TypeOver adds the following new features:

• When incrementing a cell's value, if the value is considered unlucky in Chinese culture, the interpreter throws an error.
• The interpreter now throws random errors for absolutely no reason, just to annoy you :)
• The interpreter now has an attitude
• Errors are shown after the program finishes running
• There is now an arbitrary 0.1 second pause between the execution of each individual instruction
• It's written in Python because I don't know JS

Try it out!