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+[-,>,----------[++++++++++>][-][<]<[>+>+<<-]+>-[<+>-]>>>>+++++++[<+++++++++>-]<[<++>-]<<[>-<-]>[>>]<<[-]<[-]<+]
its really that small?
+++ ++++[<+++ +++ +++>-]<[<++>-]
+[-,> // notice the similarities of this code to the main interpreter loop code of "+[-,>+]" , // handle the \n most editors insert after input where the character code for \n is 0x10 ----------[++++++++++>] // subtract 0x10 from second cell. If still non-zero (for multi-character input), // restore it and switch to next cll [-] // zero the value of the cell to operate on (to handle bad interpreter memory initialization) [<]< // go backwards to the last character entered [>+>+<<-]+>-[<+>-] // copy character entered out to next two cells >>>>+++++++[<+++++++++>-]<[<++>-]<< // the character code for "~" is 0x7E which can be factored as 7*9*2 [>-<-]> // subtract the character code from 126 [>>]<< // if 0, move pointer back to value of character in memory // otherwise nothing happens [-]< // erase value of cell containing previous character code (if current code is 0x7E) [-]<+ // clean up memory normally ]
This is incredible. HOW DO YOU DO THIS.
what's Brainf*ck?