Ampell

Description

Ampell is a small stack-based programming language I made

Ampell Syntax Commands
Ampell code	Meaning
&[value]	Push value onto stack (can be number, text, or var)
^"question"~var	Input from user, assign response to variable var
%	Remove (pop) top of stack
$	Print top of stack (without removing it)
>>var	Store top of stack value in variable var
+	Peek top 2 values, add them, push result
−	Peek top 2 values, subtract (2nd - top), push result
×	Peek top 2 values, multiply, push result
÷	Peek top 2 values, divide (2nd / top), push result
=[logic]	Peek top 2 values, if 2nd equals top, execute logic block
![logic]	Peek top 2 values, if 2nd not equals top, execute logic block
<[logic]	Peek top 2 values, if 2nd less than top, execute logic block
>[logic]	Peek top 2 values, if 2nd greater than top, execute logic block
@functionName[logic]	Start function definition named functionName
functionName:	Call function named functionName
\[stack name]	Change to or create stack (default stack is "main")

Note that for &["string"] and ^"question"~var, if the string in question has a quote " inside of it, you do not need to specify that it is literal

Whitespaces will be ignored by the interpreter except for strings

&[Hello, world!]$

^"i need number"~a&[a]&[0]@loop[$loop:]=[$]![%loop:]

^"a="~a^"b="~b&[a]&[b]+$

^"how many times would you like to print "hi"?"~f&[0]&[f]@hi[![&["hi"]$%&[1]->>f%%%&[f]hi:]]hi:

@f[f:f:]f:

@cat[^""~a&[a]$cat:]cat:

You can find the Python interpreter for Ampell here.