Phone call
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Phone call is a minimalist programming language created by User:A that uses the character set possible to enter in a phone call.
These characters are enterable (please click to navigate to the respective command):
1 |
2 |
3
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4 |
5 |
6
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7 |
8 |
9
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* |
0 |
#
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Commands
Command | Description |
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0
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Pushes 0 unto the stack. |
1
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Pushes -1 unto the stack. |
2
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Pushes 2 unto the stack. |
3
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Pushes 3 unto the stack. |
4
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Pushes 5 unto the stack. |
5
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Pushes 7 unto the stack. |
6
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Pushes 11 unto the stack. |
7
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Pushes 13 unto the stack. |
8
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Pops the stack. |
9
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Copies the top of the stack to the accumulator. |
*
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Pops the two top stack elements, multiplies them, and pushes their product unto the stack. |
#
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Detects the value of the accumulator:
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Examples
Powers of Two
This program infinitely generates at the stack's top the powers of two, jumping in the code by mediation of the accumulator.
22*298#
Loop
This program pushes the elements 0, 3, 5, 7, 11 and 13 unto the stack, and repeated pops from the stack until the value 0 reappears at the top.
0345679#8
Interpreter
- Common Lisp implementation of the Phone call programming language.