DreamBerd
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Various Enhancements
Improvements:
- Support for <-infinity>, which exist forever until declared
- "infinity" should be replaced with "∞" for default behavior, or work as well
- Support for ±, which allows variables to exist for the same amount of time/lines before and after being declared
- <±infinity> allows a variable to exist outside of time
- Conversely, using <≠5> allows a variable to always exist except within a number of lines or amount of time of its declaration
- If in the US, instead of ${value}, when using floats, you must use ${value.value}¢
- Using <§> makes a variable never exist, at any time.
- Also, consider using
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to automatically post a variable on social media#"wello horld"!
#93 is relevant
- If in the US, instead of ${value}, when using floats, you must use ${value.value}¢
Not from the US, but isn't $12.34 much more prevalent than $12.34¢?
- If in the US, instead of ${value}, when using floats, you must use ${value.value}¢
Not from the US, but isn't $12.34 much more prevalent than $12.34¢?
hm, maybe it should output "$12 and 34 ¢"