Description
Malbolge is an esoteric programming language invented by Ben Olmstead in 1998. It was specifically designed to be almost impossible to write useful programs in, featuring a counter-intuitive instruction set, self-altering code, and base-three arithmetic. Malbolge pushes the boundaries of programming language design, serving as a challenging puzzle for programmers interested in computational theory and obfuscation techniques.
This Malbolge Translator tool attempts to convert standard text into a representation inspired by the complex and confusing nature of Malbolge. While not generating executable Malbolge code, it provides a glimpse into the language's obfuscated style. It's a fascinating utility for those exploring esoteric programming languages or seeking a unique way to obscure text, reflecting the spirit of one of computing's most difficult challenges.