After

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After is a programming language made by Username (talk).

Introduction

After is a cell & stack programming language, however, in After, you can only store integers in cells, and characters in stacks.

Syntax

Cmd	Description
+	Gets the left value and the right value of the "+" and adds both of them before pushing it into the stack.
-	Gets the left value and the right value of the "-" and subtracts both of them before pushing it into the stack.
/	Gets the left value and the right value of the "/" and divides both of them before pushing it into the stack.
*	Gets the left value and the right value of the "*" and multiplies both of them before pushing it into the stack.
%	Gets the left value and the right value of the "+" and mods both of them before pushing it into the stack.
o	The pointer starts here.
>	The pointer will travel right.
<	The pointer will travel left.
v	The pointer will travel down.
^	The pointer will travel up.
r	Reverses the contents of the stack.
.	Prints the character processed after the .. Code is ignored while . is running.
?	The pointer will travel in random directions.
:	Duplicates the top value and pushes it into the stack.
;	Duplicates the bottom value and pushes it into the stack.
0-9	Pushes 0-9 into the stack.
$	Deletes the top value of the stack.
_	Deletes the bottom value of the stack.
{ }	Sets the value of pointer to anything inside of the { }. Default value is set to 0.
#()	Index of stack.
##()	Index of cell.
###	Comment.
=	Set to.
==	Is equal to.
,	Less than.
'	Greater than.
r()	Replaces index/#() or ##() with anything inside ()
dIO()	Duplicates the index of stack or cell with anything inside ()
cS	Set all stack values to 0.
cC	Set all cell values to 0
nD(a=1, b=2, c=3)	Adds a new dictionary, when converting from stack to cell using c#()p.
c#()p	Converts stack index to a cell integer using nD().
&	Ends program.