Tokens

The primary token used in the Buffalo programming language is the word Buffalo.

Buffalo is a case sensitive language and commands are executed by combining different cases of the primary token to perform the program logic.

• Buffalo buffalo moves the pointer to the left
• buffalo Buffalo moves the pointer to the right
• Buffalo Buffalo increases the value currently pointed to
• buffalo buffalo decreases the value currently pointed to

These are combined with 3 other non-word tokens.

• '(' and ')' brackets are used to define the beginning and end of a loop
• '.' full-stops print out the ASCII representation of the value currently pointed to