tttt Programs List

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This is a list of all of the programs, what they do, and how to use them, in tttt.
What's tttt, you ask? See this page.

Table of Contents

• i
• you
• hey,
• do
• play
• opinions
• tttt
• Example Interaction

i

“i” is a program to tell your terminal that you are something. Here is an example:

$ i am a fish
Yes. You are a fish.

“i” requires this full sentence to be used, and if an article (a/an) is used, it will check to ensure that it is the grammatically correct one. This also has a “you” mode, see you.

you

“you” is a wrapper around “i” to use the “you” mode. Try it! You have to swap “am” for “are”, as such:

$ you are a fish
You're right, I am a fish.

hey,

“hey,” is a program to tell your terminal that it did something mean, as such:

$ hey, that was mean
I couldn't care less.

There are more responses than just that. Try it and find them!

do

“do” is a program to ask your terminal if someone/something does something, as such:

$ do you like cats
I love to like cats.

There are more responses than just that. Try it and find them!

Note: This command may also be “does”, and it must be if that would be grammatically correct.
Here is an example:

$ does he like dogs
No, he does not like dogs.

If you attempt to use the wrong command, this will happen:

$ does you like cats
Invalid usage; use "\do help" for help.

Note: If you cannot type “do” due to Bash syntax, try “\do” or “"do"”.

play

“play” is a program to ask your terminal to play a little tune :-), as such:

(There are no other ways to use the command, you have to do it like that)

There are some different responses. One of them is even interactive, ooh.

opinions

“opinions” is a program to ask your terminal about its opinions on various things, as such:

$ opinions on frogs?
I despise frogs. I wish they could all suffer for eternity.

The question mark is optional.
There are some different responses. Try to get them all! There's also an easter egg... 0.o

tttt

The “tttt” command prints info about tttt.

Example interaction

$ you are odd
You're right, I am odd.
$ i am not cool
Yes. You are not cool.
$ hey, that was mean
I couldn't care less.
$ do you like me
No, I do not like you.
$ hey, you ate my doorknob
You're right, I ate your doorknob. I'm so so sorry!!! >.<