Notes

Notes

1. Numbers directly hard-coded can only be single-digit (for now; may or may not change)
2. The language's arrays are zero-indexed (as it's implemented in Python)
3. The language ignores any characters that are not part of either the set of commands, the set of constants, or a digit
4. The program waits for input if a command takes more arguments than exist in the stack
5. If a command takes multiple arguments from input, then those arguments must be entered as though they were on the stack (e.g., if the command is '°' [i.e. a^b%c], and there is one element on the stack, then that element becomes the third argument [c], and the remaining arguments need to entered in reverse order [b, then a])

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