A useless, esoteric programming language.

raNDoMcASe is an esoteric, turing-complete programming language based in an equally-ridiculous language, Brain****.

While it is organized differently, the instructions included in this language serve identical purposes as those in its base-language.

To explain how raNDoMcASe works, it is probably helpful to explain how its base-language works. Brain**** is a minimalist programming language comprised by just 8 instructions. These instructions allow us to make modifications to a stack of memory/data cells, each storing a particular value.

1. >: Moves the pointer to the right
2. <: Moves the pointer to the left
3. : Increments the data cell at the pointer
4. -: Decrements the data cell at the pointer
5. . (full stop/period): Outputs the character representation of the cell at the pointer
6. , (comma): Inputs a character and stores it in the cell at the pointer
7. [: If the cell at the pointer is zero, jump to the instruction following the matching ]. Otherwise, simply continue to the next instruction.
8. ]: If the cell at the pointer is nonzero, jump back to the matching [. Otherwise, continue to the following instruction.

In raNDoMcASe, the instructions are as follows:

1. Comments are ignored, and are surrounded by parenthesis: (I am a comment.)
2. Whitespace (spaces, tabs, and new lines) are all ignored, regardless of there placement in the code
3. yeet: Regardless of capitalization (yeet, Yeet, yEeT, etc.), this instruction moves the pointer to the right
4. oof: Regardless of capitalization (oof, Oof, OOf, etc.), this instruction moves the pointer to the left
5. Uppercase letters (A, B, C, ..., Z): Increments the data cell at the pointer
6. Lowercase Letters (a, b, c, ..., z): Decrements the data cell at the pointer
7. . (full stop/period): Outputs the character representation of the cell at the pointer
8. , (comma): Inputs a character and stores it in the cell at the pointer
9. * (asterisk): Used to both begin and end a loop, which works identically to the [ and ] instructions in Brain****. In raNDoMcASe, you do not need to specify separate instructions for opening and closing the loop; the asterisk serves as both.

Since raNDoMcASe predominantly relies on the capitalization of each characterm but not actually on the text itself, one may implant useless messages into there code.

Here is one of many possible "Hello World!" programs in raNDoMcASe, as well as its Brain**** equivalent:

raNDoMcASe: yEeT WHO ARE YOU *oOf CRIES C(oNstANtly) IN yeeTe(d identity)*oOf.Yeet(.com)IS AN EXC(ellent website)*oof VISI(T pls)yEeT a(ll done)*OofW.HE(rE) AM I TO(daY)..(?)HMM(pSt..).YEET Yeet yeet NOW (I'm) BORED*(dead and feeling like) OOf INSI(de...) YEET f(inally, then loop is over. that took a long time to figure out how to write...)* oof.(.. only half-way done) yeet Yeet YEET THESE (yeets) ARE SO(ooo) (rEpEtiTive) *oOf(,) NO PATIENC(e remaining) yeet (almost don)e* oof(... but not that cl)ose.(..) oof (not) Oof (storage) OOF (EFFICIENT!) OOF (ENOUGH!!!).WHY.(?!?)so much.annoying.(..) yeet yeet (we're almost ther)E. Yeet(Again) ANGERERYYY.(ok finally, we're done)
Brain****: > [< >-]<.> [< >-]< . .. .>>> [< >-]<.>>> [< >-]<---.<<<<. .------.--------.>> .> .
Output: Hello World!

1. Place the file "raNDoMcASe_cOmPiLeR.py" in the directory: /usr/local/bin/
2. cd into the directory with the file, "raNDoMcASe.sh", and execute: source raNDoMcASe.sh
3. Write raNDoMcASe code, and store it in a file with the extension: .raNDoM, ie. MyCode.raNDoM
4. Execute the code with: yeet MyCode.raNDoM