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Kheriaty, L., "WADUZITDO: How to write a language in 256 words or less", Byte, 3, 9, pp. 166-168, 173-175, September 1978. Google
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from Western Washington Univ., Bellingham WA
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166 ;;Quote: WADUZITDO is a complete high-level language processor that fits in 256 bytes; includes an editor and interpreter
166 ;;Quote: WADUZITDO executes simple conversational programs, e.g., 'T:' for 'type' and 'A:' for 'input char'
166 ;;Quote: set the match flag on testing character input; can be tested later
167 ;;Quote: in WADUZITDO, J:0 branches back to the last accept while J:n branches forward to the n'th program marker (a '*')
167 ;;Quote: the stop statement either terminates execution or is a subroutine call
167 ;;Quote: simple editor with bot, next line, overstrike, and null character; $ starts execution
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