Color Scheme

Color scheme is a color and stack based language built up on a grid of many cells. Each cell can be divided into more than one color. Different series of colors mean and effect the program in a different way. For example O-LB(Orange-Light Blue) adds 0 top the top of the stack.

Examples

Hello World!

This is and example of a Hello World! program that prints out 'Hello World!'. A link the preview it in the editor is here.

Truth Machine

This is an example of a Truth-machine program that written in color scheme. If you put 0 as the input it will just say '0', if you put 1 as the input it will forever say '1'. A link the preview it in the editor is here.

Cat

This is an example of a Cat which outputs the input. A link to preview it in the editor is here.

Fibonacci Sequence

This is an example of a Fibonacci Sequence in color scheme. A link to preview it in the editor is here.

Factorial

This is an example of a factorial program written in color scheme. A link the preview it in the editor is here.

Print <3 in the shape of a <3

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Cells

Control

Control
Cell	Action
	Stop.
	Next line.
	Continue.

Input & Output

Input & Output
Cell	Action
	Output top stack item as a number. (Removes top stack item)
	Output top stack item as a character. (Removes top stack item) (\n:0, SPACE:1, a-z:2-27, A-Z:28-53)
	Output top stack item following ASCII value. (Removes top stack item)
	Clear the output.
	Ask for input then add it to the top of the stack.