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     5 .             ( this prints 5. )     5 .             ( this prints 5. )
     1 1 + .         ( this prints 2. )     1 1 + .         ( this prints 2. )
 +
 +== DOW
 +    DOW  ( -- n )  Day of week 0=Sun 6=Sat
 +
 +Pushes day of week to stack.
  
 == DUP == DUP
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 This command drops twice. If the stack is ''1 2 3'' then it will become ''1''. If the stack is ''3 4 5 6 7'' then it will become ''3 4 5''.  This command drops twice. If the stack is ''1 2 3'' then it will become ''1''. If the stack is ''3 4 5 6 7'' then it will become ''3 4 5''. 
 +
 +== EVALUATE
 +Like EVALUATE from ANS Forth.
 +
 +Experimental command.
 +
 +Also see: INCLUDE
 +
 +== FORGET
 +If you forget a word, then it (and any word defined after it) is unlinked from the dictionary. So if you define three words and FORGET the second one, the third one is also forgotten.
 +
 +== INCLUDE
 +INCLUDE command. Experimental.
 +
 +Also see: EVALUATE
 +
 +== LEAVE
 +    LEAVE  ( -- )  Exit DO loop immediately
 +
 +== LROT
 +Bitwise left rotate.
 +
 +Also see: RROT, LSHIFT, RSHIFT
 +
 +== LSHIFT
 +Bitwise shift left.
 +
 +Also see: LROT, RROT, RSHIFT
  
 == MAX == MAX
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 MIN is the opposite of MAX. The difference is that the comparator ('>') is reversed from MAX (where it is '<'). See MAX for a discussion of how it works. MIN is the opposite of MAX. The difference is that the comparator ('>') is reversed from MAX (where it is '<'). See MAX for a discussion of how it works.
-    + 
 +== MS 
 +    MS  ( -- n )  Milliseconds 0-999 
 + 
 +Timer function. 
 == .N (dotn) == .N (dotn)
 This is the print command, like . (dot) but it does not print a space after numbers. This is the print command, like . (dot) but it does not print a space after numbers.
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 This command drops the element under the top of stack. if the stack is ''1 2 3'' then NIP drops the 2 and the stack will hold ''1 3'. This command drops the element under the top of stack. if the stack is ''1 2 3'' then NIP drops the 2 and the stack will hold ''1 3'.
 +
 +== PERF
 +    PERF  ( -- n )  Performance timer (ms since page load)
 +
 +PERF pushes the ms since system start onto the stack. Should be accurate to at least 1ms.
 +
 +Also see: MS, TIME&DATE
 +
 +== RROT
 +Bitwise rotate right.
 +
 +Also see: LROT, LSHIFT, RSHIFT
 +
 +== RSHIFT
 +Bitwise shift right.
 +
 +Also see: LROT, RROT, LSHIFT
 +
 +
 +== TIME&DATE
 +    TIME&DATE  ( -- sec min hour day month year )
 +
 +Pushes the time and date to the stack. Useful!
 +
 +Also see: DOW, MS, PERF
 +
 +
 +
  
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