That is exactly true I met a new programmer and I was talking about how I always made tic-tac-toe with AI during my math finals and they just looked at me like and I just laughed It is because I have done it so much that I can literally do it in my sleep .__.

There is a tutorial in the tutorials section and in the download (it is in PDF form and includes documentation of the commands). I also included some programs for examples
Also, I just finished making the code to open grayscale pic files

So it has been a while without an update, but I finally have something that might be nice I actually cannot remember exactly what I added, but I know I added these today:
-There is a mode to disable the ON key (Fix 4). This will allow ON to be detected as a key press as 41 or getKey(41) to return 1 if ON is pressed
-Ans can be used as a the value from the last line
-expr( can be used to parse a string as a line of code
-Input can be used for users to input data (you can use delete for backspace, clear to clear, enter to finish) This returns a pointer to the string, so Input →A is valid

So to let the user input a number and store the result in N:
expr(Input →N

Oh, and I also added some more fill options I almost forgot about that, but they pretty much draw the screen back on a portion of itself with some logic. This can be used for some fun effects!

So I made an example factorizer thing and a mini graphic for your enjoyment

This is still a bit scary

Okay, well Grammer 2 was only recently released, but the first version was released in June
The first version was just a program that was the interpreter
Grammer 2 is an APP that also acts as a shell and has other features (like a homerun and more commands and whatnot)

Cool! I still plan to add new features, more features, and all that good stuff, too! Grammer has changed a lot I already just added better support for programs

Ah, yes, try to do well on that! Seriously, I got exempted from a lot of prerequisite stuff in college because I did well on the SATs. So good luck!

Wow, cool! Wow! I must not have been around when you joined. Yeah, once you get into programming for Grammer, a lot of things can come pretty fast (especially mini games like this).