An esoteric programming language build around macros
Paste is a dynamically typed, stack based esoteric programming language build around macros, which are defined and applied at runtime.
(fib =' ;{
;n =
0 1
(n >' 0) ;{
xch over +
(;n =' (n -' 1))
(n !=' 0)
} while
pop
})
(put fib 24)(the program above prints out the 24th fibonacci number)
If you are interested in playing around with Paste, I highly recommend you check out my Guide to Paste for an overview to what this language has to offer.
Here is a short description of what the interpreter can do. You can also get this information from the program directly, by using the --help flag.
Usage: paste [OPTIONS] INPUT
An esoteric programming language build around macros
Options:
-h, --help Print this help message and exit.
-r, --repl Enter interactive mode after the script terminated.
-d, --debug Show all internal computations during evaluation.