Implementation of "Albabet", an esoteric "programming language" by Threesodas

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Albabet

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Albabet

Command Table:

Character	Description
a	Increments cell
b	Decrements cell
c	Sets cell to 0
d	Sets multiplier to cell value and sets cell to 0
e	Sets multiplier to cell value
f	Sets multiplier to 0
g	Multiplies cell by multiplier
h	Squares cell value (cell * cell)
i	Prints cell value as ASCII character
j	Adds cell value to multiplier

Example Program Breakdown

aahhdaagdaagjdaji

• aa Sets cell to 2
• hh Squares cell twice, so now cell is 16
• d Sets multiplier to 16 and sets cell to 0
• aa Sets cell to 2
• g Multiplies cell by multiplier: 2 * 16 is 32
• daag Repeating the action: cell is now 64, multiplier is now 32
• j Adds cell to multiplier: 32 + 64 is 96
• daji
  • Sets multiplier to 96 and cell to 0
  • Sets cell to 1
  • Adds 96 + 1 and stores the result in cell. Cell is now 97
  • Print 97 as an ASCII character: a

Albabet.java

public class Albabet {

	private static int cell = 0;
    private static int multiplier = 0;
    
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		/*
		 * The string of characters below prints the letter 'a' from its ASCII code.
		 */
		String code = "aahhdaagdaagjdaji";
		
		code.chars().forEach(c -> {
			switch(c) {
			case 'a':
				cell++;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'b':
				cell--;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'c':
				cell = 0;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'd':
				multiplier = cell;
				cell = 0;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'e':
				multiplier = cell;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'f':
				multiplier = 0;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'g':
				int multiplied = cell * multiplier;
				cell = multiplied;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'h':
				int squared = cell * cell;
				cell = squared;
				debug(c);
				break;
			case 'i':
				System.out.print((char)cell);
				break;
			case 'j':
				int result = cell + multiplier;
				cell = result;
				debug(c);
				break;
			}
		});
	}

	private static void debug(int c) {
		System.out.printf("[CODE: %s; CELL: %d; MULTIPLIER %d]%n", (char) c, cell, multiplier);
	}

}

Here is a "Hello World" program:

aahhdaagdaaaajdaagicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaaicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaajicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaajicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaaaajicfaahhdaagicfaadaaggjgggdaaaaaaajicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaaaajicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaajicfaahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaajicfaaaaadaaaaajjjjjjjjjdaagicf

Each letter is separated by cf to clear the cell and multiplier.

Obviously, it could be optimized.

Here is each character and the code to join them:

String H = "aahhdaagdaaaajdaagi";
String e = "aahhdaaaagjjaaaaai";
String l = "aahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaji";
String o = "aahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaji";
String space = "aahhdaagi";
String W = "aadaaggjgggdaaaaaaaji";
String r = "aahhdaaaagjjaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaaji";
String d = "aaaaadaaaaajjjjjjjjjdaagi";

String code = String.format("%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf%scf", H, e, l, l, o, space, W, o, r, l, d);

p.s The exact output is Hello World. No comma or exclamation mark. Also, the output will not display correctly when used in the code above unless you comment out the debug(c); lines; they clutter up the output.