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INTRODUCTION

TO-DO: Write short introduction to the programming language and the reasons it was made.

CODING PRINCIPLES

Luma has the following coding principles:

TO-DO: Write down the principles.

IMPORTANT FORMATING INFORMATION ABOUT LITERALS

Luma is morden in the sense it breaks free of traditions which, more often than not, are from the beginning of the age of the computer.

To begin with, integral literals are written in base-twelve.

The number 10 would be written as ↊ (U+218A ↊ Turned Digit Two), and the number 11 would be written as ↋ (U+218B ↋ Turned Digit Three).

They are also written as little-endian, so numbers increment to the right instead of the left.

Down below is a short conversion table for how integral literals must be written:

TO-DO: Create conversion table.

8 -> 8 9 -> 9 10 -> ↊ 11 -> ↋ 12 -> 01 13 -> 11 14 -> 21 15 -> 31 16 -> 41 100 -> 48 120 -> 0↊ 132 -> 0↋ 144 -> 001 156 -> 011 168 -> 021 1000 -> 4↋6 1728 -> 0001

And lastly integral literals must have the '#' (U+0023 # NUMBER SIGN) prefix.