La Weá is a Turing-complete esoteric programming language consisting of 16 commands, each represented by a highly colloquial term in Chilean Spanish. Commands must be separated; extra whitespaces and newlines are ignored; single-line comments are preceded by a #.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
maricón |
Decrements current cell value by 1. |
maraco |
Decrements current cell value by 2. |
weón |
Increments current cell value by 1. |
aweonao |
Increments current cell value by 2. |
maraca |
Sets current cell value to 0. |
chucha |
Moves back one cell. |
puta |
Moves forward one cell. |
pichula |
If current cell value is 0, moves the instruction pointer after the matching tula command. |
tula |
If current cell value is not 0, moves the instruction pointer after the matching pichula command. |
pico |
Moves the instruction pointer after the closest tula command, regardless of the current cell value. |
ctm |
Prints current cell value to STDOUT as an ASCII character. |
quéweá |
Reads ASCII character from STDOUT and stores it in the current cell. |
chúpala |
Prints current cell value to STDIN as an integer. |
brígido |
Reads integer from STDIN and stores it in the current cell. |
perkin |
Copies current cell value if there is no copy; otherwise, pastes the copied value and resets the copy. |
mierda |
Terminates program. |
WebAssembly-based online interpreter: https://laweáinterpreter.app
Note: C/C++ interpreters must be compiled with Clang.