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Forth
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I would love to understand, can someone..?
Forth is a language that uses reverse polish notation instead of prefix (polish) or infix notation. This means that the operation comes after the operators. So "2 + 4" becomes "2 4 +", or in this case "I <3 Forth" becomes "I Forth <3". In a c-like language, it would be written as <3(I, Forth).
Look for alt text. I don't wanna spoil it here.
Thanks everyone, it was really one for the programmers haha. Everyone thanks?
I did post it in programmer humor, figured that would be a bit of a give away :)
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2026
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