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 # Cubestack Documentation
 
 ## Literals
-Unlike sensible languages, literals are econded in base 36, then each digit is mapped to a move on a Rubiks Cube. 
+Unlike all sensible languages, literals are econded in base 36, then each digit is mapped to a move on a Rubiks Cube. Luckily, there is a converter on the online interpreter. 
 
 For strings, `"hi"` would first become it's ASCII codes, `[104, 105]`, then in base 36, `["2w", "2x"]`, then each of those digits mapped to a move and enclosed in `S` and `S'`, `S R2 B2 R2 b S'`.
 
 For numbers, the number is just converted to base 36 then has the decimal place (if present) replaced with `M2`. For example `12.34` would become `["c", "y"]`, then each digit mapped to a move, joined with `M2`, and put inside `M` and `M'` resulting in `M U M2 b' M'`. Note that to make a negative number you need to either multiply it by -1 (`M M'`) or subtract it from zero.
 
 Lists are notated with `E` and `E'` (the equivelent of `[` and `]`) and `E2` for seperating list items. Note that literal multi-dimenstional lists will be flattened.
 
-Luckily, there is a converter on the online interpreter.
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 ## Math
 `R` - Add  
 `R'` - Subtract (or if one of the arguments is a string and the other is a number, `str.slice(0, -num)`