This a calculator language. What that is is a language that does calculations, and can be manipulated to make extremely awesome stuff! type normally, use Backspace to delete(yeah, you heard me, backspace), and enter to get a new line of code. Do NOT put spaces in between parts of commands Read All Instructions Functions are: .\add[x,y] (add x and y) .\sub[x,y] (subtracts y from x) .\mul[x,y] (multiplies x and y) .\div[x,y] (divides x by y) .\pow[x,y] (calculates x^y) .\pri[x] (determines if x is prime] .\sqt[5] (determines the square root of x) \nwvar[var name=value] (creates/edits a variable) \chvar[var name,value you want to change the variable by] (changes the variable named by the specified amount) \clear (clears all lines of code) \help- (shows lists of commands that hide when you press any key) \penup (same function as the pen up block) \pendn (same as the pen down block) \crpen (clears all pen graphics) \hcode (hides code and shows the canvas. In this mode, hit the backspace button to get back to editing the code and enter to run the code.) \gotoc[x,y] (moves the dot to x and y) \loopb[x] (repeat the code from here to the next \loope x times.) \loope (marks the point beyond which code is not looped with the previous code. \print[x] (prints the value of x) \dlvar (deletes all variables) \nfunc(begins creation of the user created function) \efunc(ends the lines of code that create the function) \rfunc(runs the user created function) \savec(saves code and stops project) \loadc(loads code)
I made this with a lot of work, frustration, and time. I can only hope it was worth it.
