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=== MINOL === Written by a junior in high school, MINOL was the only implementation that didn't support the full Design Note, lacking [[operator precedence]], having only three relational operators (<, =, #), omitting {{code|GOSUB}} and {{code|RETURN}}. It only supported unsigned 8-bit precision (in contrast to signed 16-bit precision for every other implementation) and line numbers from 0 to 254. No spaces were permitted except in strings; {{code|!}} returns a random number, {{code|$}} before an expression loads a string at that address; {{code|OS}} returns to operating system. Memory was addressable as if it were a two-dimensioned array of high and low bytes (e.g., "(0,0)" to "(255,255)"); {{code|CALL}} executes a machine language subroutine.<ref name="MINOL"/>
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