Color-Language

This is a language written entirely in colour

Let me explain: The colors will represent a character in Octal The langauge written in Octal could be reffered to as ColorOct

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Color Table

For ColorOct using ROYGBIV

Octal	Color	RGB	Hex	Color
0	White	0,0,0	#FFFFFF	#FFFFFF
1	Red	255,0,0	#FF0000	#FF0000
2	Orange	255, 127, 0	#FF7F00	#FF7F00
3	Yellow	255, 255, 0	#FFFF00	#FFFF00
4	Green	0, 255, 0	#00FF00	#00FF00
5	Blue	0, 0, 255	#0000FF	#0000FF
6	Indigo	75, 0, 130	#4B0082	#4B0082
7	Violet	148, 0, 211	#9400D3	#9400D3

Example Code

Lets consider a simple program in python

print("Hello World")

After ASCII conversion The following code when converted to Decimal, will look something like this :

112 114 105 110 116 40 34 72 101 108 108 111 32 87 111 114 108 100 34 41

In Octal, it will look something like this :

160 162 151 156 164 050 042 110 145 154 154 157 040 127 157 162 154 144 042 051

This Code, now in ColorOct (text-only) will look like:

Red Indigo White Red Indigo Orange Red Blue Red Red Blue Indigo Red Indigo Green White Blue White White Green Orange Red Red White Red Green Blue Red Blue Green Red Blue Green Red Blue Violet White Green White Red Orange Violet Red Blue Violet Red Indigo Orange Red Blue Green Red Green Green White Green Orange White Blue Red

This Code, now in ColorOct will look like:

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Extension (WIP)

Using more colours, to represent the language in hexadecimal The colors will represent a character in Hexadecimal The langauge written in Hexadecimal could be reffered to as ColorHex

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Color Table

For ColorHex

WIP

Example Code

Lets consider a same program in python

print("Hello World")

After ASCII conversion The following code when converted to Decimal, will look something like this :

112 114 105 110 116 40 34 72 101 108 108 111 32 87 111 114 108 100 34 41

In HexaDecimal, it will look something like

70 72 69 6E 74 28 22 48 65 6C 6C 6F 20 57 6F 72 6C 64 22 29

This Code, now in ColorHex will look like:

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• This is a fun project , to make a language written entirely in color
• The language might be further extended by writing a whole new language purely in colours(with its own syntax, like BrainF*ck or BeFungue) , rather than relying on ascii conversions
• Another fun project could be Greys where the same concept is converted into different shades of grays, starting from White all the way to Black

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