Cells is a programming language. From it's code it is more likely to be c
The code is written in one line. Technically, one line but in cells. We can also say that one line divid
Cells is an open-source programming
In Cells, biol
Hello, Cells
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Species(Variables)
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Truth Machine
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Super Command(Contains All Syntax)
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Terms
| Terms | Description |
|---|---|
| : | En |
| text | Text can be collection of any type o |
| n |
Num is an i |
| float | Floats are integers in decimal form. F |
| Species | Species are variables. |
| Charac |
Characteristics a |
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| exocytosis [Text:text]: | Outputs [Text:tex |
| >: | S |
| regulate ^ [Cell:num]: | Iterates continues from cell numbered as [Cell:num] |
| skip [Amount:num]: | Skips [Amount:num] a |
| nom |
Creates a species(variable) with name [Name:text] and initially c |
| [Species Name:text] |
Sets characteristics of species named [Species Name:text] to [Value:num/text] |
| end |
Takes input and sets value of species named [S |
| grow [Species Name:text],[Value:num/text]: | Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is value [Value:num/text] is num then adds to |
| eject [Species Name:text],[Value: |
Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is value [Value:num/text] is num then it gets |
| multinucleate [Species Name:text],[Value:num/text]: | Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is va |
| mitosis [Species Name:text],[Valu |
Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is value [Value:num/text] is num then i |
| fuse [Species Name:text],[Value:num/float/text]: | Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is value [Value:num/f |
| meiosis [Species Name:text],[Value:num/float/text]: | Updates species named [Species Name:text] such that is value [Value:num/float/text] is num/float then it gets divided from value in form of floats otherwise removes text |
| > |
Exit code to quit the program. Should b |
*Any text in square brackets("[]") mean it is the user input and in main code square brackets("[]") are not required. User inputs are in form of "[Name:Type]" here. Other than that data types(text and num) can be represented with variables as well. Anything not inside square brackets("[]") is syntax and is necessary to write.
Main credits goes to Attachment Aditya. The original program runs on python. A few code editors were us