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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '1. Stackylang
link to download: [https://github.com/BobSoftOfficial/Stacky Github page]
Stacky is an esoteric proggraming language
This language is written in lua, so to use this language first install lua.
If you have done that install the stacky.lua file and run it
Now you will see you have to enter the .stacky file.
So make a file in the directory you are in (for exapmle: main.stacky)
Then enter the name of the file (so main.stacky in this example)
And run the code!
Of course now you dont know hot to use this language...
But you will know if you read just a bit more
:D
2. tutoriol
EVERY command in stacky NEEDS to be on a new line
0-26: Prints the ASCII character corresponding to the number where 1 = 'a', 26 = 'z'.
')' : Prints a newline (starts a new line).
'(' : Prints a space character.
'+' : Skips the execution of the next line.
'-' : Jumps back to the previous line.
'=' : Resets the program to the first line (start over).
'.' : Replaces the next line with the first line of the program.
'/' : Changes the next line to be the division of the previous line by itself (result is 1).
'*' : Changes the next line to be the multiplication of the previous line by itself (squares the number).
'^' : Sets the line two lines after this to be the same as the next line.
'!' : Jumps to the value of 2 lines ahead of it if the line behind it is the same is the line in front of it
',' : Makes an input, and whatever you input will be the value of the next line
'~' : Brakes the program
3. more info
This language is made to make the programs have as much lines possible while not making that realy noticible
also with the jumps istruction keep in mind that the line counter (i) still counts up even when it is not a command or just an empty line' |
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+1. Stackylang
+
+link to download: [https://github.com/BobSoftOfficial/Stacky Github page]
+
+Stacky is an esoteric proggraming language
+This language is written in lua, so to use this language first install lua.
+If you have done that install the stacky.lua file and run it
+Now you will see you have to enter the .stacky file.
+So make a file in the directory you are in (for exapmle: main.stacky)
+Then enter the name of the file (so main.stacky in this example)
+And run the code!
+Of course now you dont know hot to use this language...
+But you will know if you read just a bit more
+:D
+
+
+2. tutoriol
+
+EVERY command in stacky NEEDS to be on a new line
+
+0-26: Prints the ASCII character corresponding to the number where 1 = 'a', 26 = 'z'.
+
+')' : Prints a newline (starts a new line).
+
+'(' : Prints a space character.
+
+'+' : Skips the execution of the next line.
+
+'-' : Jumps back to the previous line.
+
+'=' : Resets the program to the first line (start over).
+
+'.' : Replaces the next line with the first line of the program.
+
+'/' : Changes the next line to be the division of the previous line by itself (result is 1).
+
+'*' : Changes the next line to be the multiplication of the previous line by itself (squares the number).
+
+'^' : Sets the line two lines after this to be the same as the next line.
+
+'!' : Jumps to the value of 2 lines ahead of it if the line behind it is the same is the line in front of it
+
+',' : Makes an input, and whatever you input will be the value of the next line
+
+'~' : Brakes the program
+
+3. more info
+
+This language is made to make the programs have as much lines possible while not making that realy noticible
+
+also with the jumps istruction keep in mind that the line counter (i) still counts up even when it is not a command or just an empty line
' |
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4 => 'Stacky is an esoteric proggraming language',
5 => 'This language is written in lua, so to use this language first install lua.',
6 => 'If you have done that install the stacky.lua file and run it',
7 => 'Now you will see you have to enter the .stacky file.',
8 => 'So make a file in the directory you are in (for exapmle: main.stacky)',
9 => 'Then enter the name of the file (so main.stacky in this example)',
10 => 'And run the code!',
11 => 'Of course now you dont know hot to use this language...',
12 => 'But you will know if you read just a bit more',
13 => ':D',
14 => '',
15 => '',
16 => '2. tutoriol',
17 => '',
18 => 'EVERY command in stacky NEEDS to be on a new line',
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21 => '',
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33 => '',
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35 => '',
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37 => '',
38 => ''^' : Sets the line two lines after this to be the same as the next line.',
39 => '',
40 => ''!' : Jumps to the value of 2 lines ahead of it if the line behind it is the same is the line in front of it',
41 => '',
42 => '',' : Makes an input, and whatever you input will be the value of the next line',
43 => '',
44 => ''~' : Brakes the program',
45 => '',
46 => '3. more info',
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48 => 'This language is made to make the programs have as much lines possible while not making that realy noticible',
49 => '',
50 => 'also with the jumps istruction keep in mind that the line counter (i) still counts up even when it is not a command or just an empty line'
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Unix timestamp of change (timestamp) | '1764161892' |