Instructions

Maths

So one of the main purpose of any language is to do maths yeah ? So the following instructions are by default implemented in Baguette# Standard Library ( the B#SL ). A number is an integer or a floating point number.

• CANELE <list of numbers> returns a number which is the sum of the arguments (if you put a string somewhere in the args it will switch to concatenation of strings for the remaining of the list)
• STHONORE <list of numbers> same as CANELE but with the standard multiplication
• KOUGNAMANN <number:a> <number:b> returns a^b
• PROFITEROLE <number:a> returns the square root of a
• FINANCIER <int:n> returns the nth Fibonacci number as an integer
• PAINAURAISIN <number:a> <number:b> returns a-b
• CHOCOLATINE <number:a> <number:b> returns a/b
• BRETZEL <int:a> <int:b> returns a random integer in [a,b]
• BAGUETTEVIENNOISE <number:a> <number:b> returns the logarithm of a in the base b, so ln a/ln b with ln being the natural log
• OPERA <number:a> returns -a
• MILLEFEUILLE <number:a> returns the floor of a as an integer
• FRAISIER <number:a> returns the ceil of a as an integer

IO

The language includes IO on the standard output/input and in this section the handling of variables is also included

• CROISSANT <list of arguments> prints the arguments separated with a blank character, this list can be non-homogeneous meaning you can print integers,booleans,floats and strings with the same instruction, this instruction also ends with a newline character.
• PAINAUCHOCOLAT <message> <list of replacement> a printf version of CROISSANT the placeholder is %d for everything.
• QUATREQUART <string:name> <argument:value> create a new variable with the index name and assign it the value value
• MADELEINE <string:name> offer access to the variable of index name throw an exception if the index does not exist
• ECLAIR read the standard input

Boolean algebra

yeah i could have call this one "conditions" but it is cooler this way, as stated in Home, the operators are instructions too, they can throw a NON_COMPARABLE exception ( exception handling is not implemented and is not in the short term implementation ideas to do list )

• TIRAMISU <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a==b
• MERINGUE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a<=b
• MERVEILLE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a<b`
• BRIOCHE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a>=b
• TARTE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a>b
• FLAN <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a&&b
• PAINDEPICE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a||b
• CREPE <argument:a> <argument:b> returns a XOR b
• CHAUSSONAUXPOMMES <argument:a> returns not a