Fun / in develop programming language for developers interested in algorithmic languages and binary.
To write a if / condition in modern binary, need to write a special form to write condition.
: condition {
...
}
Operator | Description |
---|---|
== |
If the values are equal to each other is executed. |
!= |
If the values are not equal to each other is executed. |
< |
If the value is smaller than the next value. |
<= |
If a value is less than or equal to the next value. |
> |
If a value is larger than the next value. |
>= |
If a value is greater than or equal to the next value. |
One of the modern binary rules right now is that you can not place multiple conditions on one condition. This rule is due to being a fun and resembling a binary.
X
and Y
with common text
values and put them equal in the condition. If this condition is met, the phrase True
will be printed.
```shell
[120]=( 116 202 360 464 )[120] == [121] {
(112)=( 84 228 351 404 )
} ```
True