Beetle is simple language written in two digit hex pairs.
Printing "Hello World!" in Beetle is the following
ff 02 0c 48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 57 6f 72 6c 64 21
ff <expression>
Outputs the object or expression.
Example
ff 01 02 10 00
Prints 4096 because 1000 in base 16 is 4096
01 <pair_digit_count> <pair_digit_one> <pair_digit_two> ... <final_digit>
Creates an integer object out of hex pair digits
Example
01 02 a1 01
An integer with two pairs interpreted as a101.
First hex pair, marks this as an integer expression.
Second pair, tells beetle how many more hex pairs to interpret as digits after it.
Third and fourth pairs, are concatenated into a hex number and intepreted in base 16.
10 <expression> <expression>
Returns the first expression added with the second expression
11 <expression> <expression>
Returns the first expression minus the second expression
12 <expression> <expression>
Returns the first expression multiplied by the second expression
13 <expression> <expression>
Returns the first expression divided by the second expression