Gagam is an esoteric programming language. That means it's not ment to be fun to use, it is losely inspired by brainf**ck though they share some commands programs are not cross compatible obviously.
what now follows are the commands you can use
Gx goes to register with the id of x
Tx saves register with the id of x
Px puts saved data into register with the id of x
Dx empties register with the id of x
M saves register from your current register
L puts saved data into your current register
J goes to register with the data from your current register
K moves register forward
H moves register backwards
A adds to register
S subtracts from register
C collects output as text
O outputs the collected text to the screen and then empties the collected text
Q shows data of the register on screen
I takes number input from 0-255
E clears screen
F clears the collected text
R clears register
( goes to ) if register is 0
) goes to ( if register is not 0
[ goes to ] if register is not 0
] goes to [ if register is 0
- ends program
Yeah and always give G T P and D a number from 0-255 to go along with it
Variables can be regarded as memory, you get 256 8 bit numbers to work with, the register points at one of these values and can be moved around with G, H, K and J.
you can click the glowing text up top to try out the language or click here (press V to show memory (will slow down execution))