Forth thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g4 dkBF5anU [E

>1 2 + 3 *
>9
>operators at the end of the expression
why

>>56666451
It makes it easy to read.

1 2 + 3 =
3 3

I think what you were trying to do was a something longer and more apparently weird looking like

1 3 + 3 - 4 4 + -

again we go left to right
1 3 + 3 - 4 4 + - =
4 3 - 4 4 + - =
1 4 4 + - =
1 8 - =
-7

It is a weird rule to learn but when you get the hang of it you can do math really quickly.

>>56666561
i give up with this

>>56666625
Let me break it down forther

1 3 + 3 - 4 4 + 3 =
we read the leftmost symbol. That's a 1
We read the next symbol. That's a 3
We read the next symbol, that's a +
+ takes two things from the left and adds them
1 3 + =
4
Now we edit the above equation to fit the new value.
4 3 - 4 4 + - =
We read the symbol on the left. That's a 4.
We read the next symbol. That's a 3.
Next is -.
Minus takes two items from the left and subtracts one from the other.

4 3 - =
1

Now we edit the above equation to fit our new value

1 4 4 + -

This is a little tricky thing.

+ only takes two thingies not three. So in this case it just takes the last 2 which are 4 and 4.

4 4 + =
8
1 8 -=
-7

It is weird to get used to but once you learn this syntactic rule basically you know 50% of the language's syntax

>>56666726

Haha, I get the joke now, thanks for explaining it

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>>56666802
let me break it down forther...
>forther
>FORTHER
>FORTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>56666373
> Official forth waifu: Rei Ayanami
It means she'll fuck up the world on the Apocalypse day?

>>56666561
You understand this is literally autism right?
You literally dont have the right to resyntax math.

this is supposed to be a bridge to learn assembly?