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# blang!
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the bang language
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Public domain. 2022 DTB.
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# Examples
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## true(1)
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^ ; initialize state to 0
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% ; store state (0) into *stack
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; stack is destroyed, state becomes the final value of *stack
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; when the stack is destroyed, the program exits with the value of state
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$
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## Hello world:
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; the <.> construct uses '<' to store the next value literally into state,
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; does so, and uses '>' to output state literally
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<H><e><l><l><o><,>< ><w><o><r><l><d><!><
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>^%$
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