/* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
 * CHECKPOINT - By Conor O'Brien *
 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
 * Language Overview *
 * * * * * * * * * * *
 * Checkpoint's layout is the manipulation of
 * "vans"; these are coordinates with three
 * attributes:
 *   - Speed "S"
 *   - Number of Passengers "P"
 *   - Distance "D"
 *
 * Thus, a van can be represented as a three-tuple
 * (S, P, D). Each van travels along a straight road;
 * D is the distance from the origin point. Speed is
 * measured in units/step, and distance in units.

"w"| wHello, ŕ. Tihis was read from args. Use \[] for expressions and \\ to escape chars."
num| *Pushes num onto stack*
str| *Pushes str onto stack*
" "| *Pushes new stack section*
"$"| $var1:the value as string$                                                                                                         *************************************************
"£"| £var1£ *Places value of var1 onto stack*                                                                                            * If no value specified, value defaults to null*

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