BracketFolders

== Introduction ==
This language is inspired by Folders made by User:Rottytooth
All code in this language is only made by 2 characters: The open bracket "(" and the close bracket ")"
== Note ==
I'm sorry because I'm so lazy for the Syntax part. However, I'll do the program examples for the sake of syntax
== Syntax ==
=== Pair bracket ===
It is use to specifies what command will be. The pair bracket will look like this
 ()
=== Command ===
Commands are read from up to down, from in to out
The number of pair bracket within the first pair bracket are read as the type, command, or expression. The second and sometimes third folder are read as the content (in the case of If or While statements).
The number of folders in the first bracket determines the expression, type, or command:
===Commands===
Command	# of Pair Brackets	Details
if 	0 folders 	Second sub-folder holds expression, third holds list of commands
while 	1 folder 	Second sub-folder holds expression, third holds list of commands
declare	2 folders 	Second sub-folder holds type, third holds var name (in number of folders)
let 	3 folders 	Second holds types, third holds var name (in number of folders), fourth holds expressions or boolean expressions depending on the type before
print 	4 folders 	Second sub-folder afterward holds expression
input 	5 folders 	Second sub-folder holds the input types, third sub-folder holds var name in numbers of pair bracket (0 is the lowest number of pair bracket you can use)
=== Boolean Expressions ===
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Type 	# of Bracket pairs	Argument (If needed)
False 	0 	
True 	1 	
AND 	2 	Second sub-bracket and third sub-bracket holds boolean expressions
OR 	3 	Second sub-bracket and third sub-bracket holds boolean expressions
NOT 	4 	Second sub-bracket holds boolean expression
Less than 	5 	Second sub-bracket and third sub-bracket holds expressions or boolean expressions
Larger than	6 	Second sub-bracket and third sub-bracket holds expressions or boolean expressions
Equal 	7 	Second sub-bracket and third sub-bracket holds expressions or boolean expressions
===Expressions===
Type 	# of folders	Details
Variable 	0 folders 	Second sub-folder holds var name
Add 	1 folder 	Second sub-folder holds first expression to add, third holds second expression
Subtract 	2 folders 	Second sub-folder holds first expression to subtract, third holds second expression
Multiply 	3 folders 	Second sub-folder holds first expression to multiply, third holds second expression
Divide 	4 folders 	Second sub-folder holds first expression to divide, third holds second expression
Literal Value	5 folders 	Second sub-folder holds the value
===Types===
Type 	# of Folders
int 	0 folders
float 	1 folder
string	2 folders
===Literals===
All literals are represented in hex. A group of four folders is a single hex digit. Each of the four folders either contains a sub-folder, marking it as a 1, or is empty, marking it as 0.
====Ints and Chars====
A folder holding a series of folders, each of which is a hex digit, as described under literal above.
====Strings====
Strings are made up of Unicode characters. Each string has a series of folders, one per character. Each character has a series of sub-folders for each hex digit, as described above.
====Boolean====
Boolean value is defined by Boolean Expression table
== Coding form ==
There are 4 coding forms of writing code, basically it makes coding more fun where you intepret one language in multiples form. You can choose 1 of 3 below
=== Readable Bracket form ===
=== Readable Code form ===
=== Compacted form ===
=== Binary form ===
== Examples Programs ==
=== Hello, world! ===
(((()()()())((()()()()())(()())(((()(())()())((())()()()))((()(())(())())(()(())()(())))((()(())(())())((())(())()()))((()(())(())())((())(())()()))((()(())(())())((())(())(())(())))((()()(())())((())(())()()))((()()(())())(()()()()))((()(())(())(()))(()(())(())(())))((()(())(())())((())(())(())(())))((()(())(())(()))(()()(())()))((()(())(())())((())(())()()))((()(())(())())(()(())()()))((()()(())())(()()()(())))))))
Or in binary version:
000010101011000101010101100101100001001101011000110101011100010011001101100100110100111100010011001101100011001101011100010011001101100011001101011100010011001101100011001100110011110001010011011000110011010111000101001101100101010111000100110011001110010011001100111100010011001101100011001100110011110001001100110011100101001101110001001100110110001100110101110001001100110110010011010111000101001101100101010011111111
=== Disan Count ===
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Category:Declarative_paradigm
Category:2022
Category:Usability_unknown
Category:Unknown_computational_class
Category:Unimplemented
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