@cairdcoinheringaahing I can learn Jelly?

@cairdcoinheringaahing I have a question: What if you use Ç when there are no links?

Ç wraps, so if you use it on the top link, it calls the bottom link

Try it online!

If you only have one link, you can use it to recurse, forcing the arity (as ß uses the same arity as the line)

@Fmbalbuena That's basically f(x) = {f(x); 1}

doesn't ß use its chain's arity?

If statements in Jelly?

@hyper-neutrino it uses it's link's arity

which is annoying cuz if you use ¥ then ß becomes a dyad :/

> ß This link, with the same arity.

@hyper-neutrino That's kinda buggy :P

don't take my word for it

No, it's correct, but it shouldn't (aka is buggy) :P

My fork fixes it, I think: github.com/cairdcoinheringaahing/jellylanguage/blob/master/…

@Fmbalbuena if the entire program is just Ç, it just recurses infinitely, until the call stack overflows

wrong message

If statements in Jelly? [repost]

<if><else><condition>?

@cairdcoinheringaahing Is that a question?

No: ×3‘ƊHḂ? for example if one step of Collatz

@cairdcoinheringaahing if statement separator?

There is no separator, it takes a link as the "if true" body, a link as the "if false" body and a link for the condition

@cairdcoinheringaahing Try it online!

Oh right, not link (line), link (atoms + quicks)

Try it online!

@Fmbalbuena That parses 111 as a single token

@cairdcoinheringaahing How to do?

Try H‘Ḃ?

@cairdcoinheringaahing what is "H‘Ḃ"?

?: if statement, read the previous 3 links. Ḃ: condition, if argument is odd. H: if-body, halve. ‘: else-body, increment

So this halves odd numbers and increments even numbers

A example is ¢¢¢? but where is the next link as a nilad?

That would work

<link 1>
<link 2>
<link 3>
<code to run link 1>

The way to think about it is xyz? is if(z) { x } else { y }, where x, y, z` are links (atoms + quicks, not lines)

@Fmbalbuena No, other type of links

Unless I say "links (line)", I mean "links (atoms, quicks)"

What is atom and quick?

Atoms (nilads, monads, dyads) and quicks (such as €)

<if <quick, atom>><else <quick, atom>>?

I think you may be trying to run before walking to be honest

Atoms and quicks are the fundamental parts of Jelly, if you don;t get those, you're unlikely to understand anything about Jelly

don;t?

don't

do you mean don;Trim all elements of y from both sides of x?

...no, I mean "don't", but accidently used ; instead of '

@cairdcoinheringaahing Do you solve all lynn puzzles?

Not yet. I've gotten 1-9, 12, 15, 18-20, 25, 27-28

What happens if I use an arithmetic function but the arguments are strings?

@cairdcoinheringaahing ^

@Fmbalbuena undefined behaviour

@cairdcoinheringaahing why?

@Fmbalbuena Because Jelly primarily aims towards integers and arrays, and can half-cope with other types

@cairdcoinheringaahing what + will do and what × will do but the arguments are string.

@Fmbalbuena In short, undefined behaviour that isn't worth exploring while still learning Jelly

Long: + will vectorise the same as with lists of integers, and will concatenates two characters. Multiplication of two strings will error. However, doing arithmetic commands on strings will result in "Python strings" rather than "Jelly strings" and once you introduce Python strings to a Jelly program, you'll get undefined behaviour

@cairdcoinheringaahing How many Jelly interpreters there are?

exactly one

the others are forks

or M

@Razetime can you show me jht link for interpreter?

no.

I need link for interpreter (non-TIO)

then find it.

@Fmbalbuena Hyper's JHT website calls the TIO Jelly interpreter to run code

my website is at jht.hyper-neutrino.xyz but like caird said it's not its own interpreter, it just calls TIO lol

@hyper-neutrino I need this because i can't run with jelly bar

@Fmbalbuena ?

@cairdcoinheringaahing Print [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14] with 3 bytes

7R+

@cairdcoinheringaahing How do you found?

It's clearly a modified range, with 7 elements, and each one, minus 7, is 1, 2, .... So just generate the range [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] and add 7 to each