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8:53 AM
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Actually?
 
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room topic changed to Seriously: Discussion about golfing in Seriously and further development of the language. Try it online: seriously.tryitonline.net [golfing-language] [language-design]
 
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9:06 AM
@Mego How would you do Fibonacci recursively? (I am aware that an official Fibonacci exists)
 
 
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10:54 AM
@Mego Can I DROP (silently pop) an item (one item) from the stack? If so, how?
 
@zyabin101 X
Documentation: 58 (X): pop a: discard
 
Thanks. Also, is 1 2 3 4 ==> 4 1 2 3 rightward or leftward?
 
11:10 AM
123)+* produces 9
that means ) pops the top of the stack and moves it to the bottom
 
Okay.
So, pushing a copy of top of stack is easy: 1; ==> 1 1. But how to push a copy of second to top of stack? (1 2 ==> 1 2 1)
 
@zyabin101 How many items are there in your stack?
 
@KennyLau At least two.
 
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@zyabin101 But why would you need to do this in the first place?
 
@KennyLau Erm, I'm making a new esoteric language.
 
11:23 AM
I mean, you only need to do this after you've put the two things in the stack.
If you can insert code before it, you can save 2 bytes
And in some situation you don't need to do it at all
 
12:08 PM
@Mego Thought about adding translate?
 
 
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Anonymous
3:47 PM
@KennyLau Recursion is hard to do right now because there isn't language support for it (other than a hack with Q). It's something I will add once I figure out how I want to do it.
 
nice :)
 
Anonymous
On all of the examples, the top of the stack is the left. To dupe the second item, do );( ([1, 2] => [1, 2, 2])
 
Anonymous
Typing on a phone keyboard is hard
 
@Mego But what do you do to get them to the desired position?
 

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