[Intoxicode](https://intoxicode.arson.dev) is an [esolang](https://esolangs.org/wiki/Main_Page) that simulates a drunken program with uncertain behavior.

## Features 1. Statements ending with `.` are certain, `?` are uncertain. 2. There's a 10% chance for each character in a string literal to switch case. 3. Variable names must include vowels, it's too hard to pronounce otherwise. 4. Operations can be performed with `+`, `-`, `*`, `/`, and `%` operators, but reliable answers are not guaranteed. 5. Functions can be defined with `fun` and called with `function_name()`. 6. Comments can be added with `#` and will be ignored. 7. Exception prone code can be wrapped in `try` and `gotcha` blocks. 8. You can only have up to 25% of your code ending with `.` to keep it uncertain, given your code is at least 12 lines long. If exceeded, the certainty will be randomly decided for every line ending with `.` after the 25% is hit (i.e., if the first 4 lines of your code end with `.` and you have 16 lines, the first 4 lines execute as normal but if the 5th line ends with `.`, the `.` is ignored and a random certainty is assigned. 9. Any line can randomly be chosen to be skipped, simulating a drunken state. 10. Any line can randomly be chosen to be repeated, simulating a drunken state. 11. Information can be printed to the console with `scream` and information can be taken from stdin with `ask`. 12. Uncertain code ending with `?` will execute with a 75% chance of success.