"Demonios Gump eres un genio"

Cursed

I'm wondering how much time did he spend

Bill Gates hire this man

LoL

ahahhahahha
bro is really genius

You push it to the top of the stack.

Best practice

Why didn't I think of this

hahaha

I think most people will assume that the operations "consume" their inputs, and they would be right. But yeah, the description should state it anyway, just to be clear.

What happens to the result of the add, sub, mul, and div operations? Specifically: Is the result pushed onto the stack as a new top value, or does it change the value of the current top value on the stack? This isn't clear from the description or the example.

Duplicate issue, more precisely specified here. Closing this one.

approved

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