Alphaton

Alphaton was originally a brainfuck clone, but soon became its own thing. Unlike most languages, which has punctuation, Alphaton does not use any and are skipped when running commands along with any non-functioning letters which do not have a command linked to them. Alphaton is also case-sensitive.
==Input==
Main input is separated into two. The MCL (Main Command Line) and the LCL (Loop Command Line). You can only write in the LCL if your code reaches an O command and the current cell value is NOT 0.
There is also input for more commands. 
The r function. A Min and Max for a random integer to be chose from. E.g.MCL: r, Min: 1, Max: 10 | Output - Data Integer Tape: [9, 0, 0, ...], Current Data Integer: 1.
c allows you to define the amount of memory you want. E.g.MCL: c, Amount of cells: 3 | Output - Data integer Tape: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0] to [0, 0, 0]
==Commands==
The commands are as follows:
A: Adds 1 to current integer.
S: Subtracts 1 from current integer.
M: Multiplies current integer by saved integer.
D: Floor divides current integer by saved integer.
m: Advanced math functions.
r: Asks for 2 integers. A random integer from the provided range will replace the current integer value.
L: Move to the next integer to the left.
R: Move to the next integer to the right.
P: Prints corrosponding letter of alphabet.
p: Prints and appends current integer value.
I: Asks for a number. Number will replace current integer value.
i: Asks for a number. Number will be the selected value on tape.
E: Resets current integer to 0.
s: Saves current number to memory.
l: Loads saved number to current position, replacing the previous.
e: Clear saved string.
Z: Transfers current value to the left.
X: Transfers current value to the right.
c: Asks for a integer. Integer will be the no. of cells avaliable for memory.
d Asks for a float. Float will be time between instructions.
O: Opens loop if value of integer IS NOT 0.
C: Closes loop if value of integer IS 0.
(Loops are NOT stackable)
==Examples==
MCL: AAARSS will add 3 to cell 1, and subtract 2 from cell 2.
MCL:ARARARALLLO | LCL: RC will set cells 1-4 as non-zero, point at cell 1, then demonstrates the loop function by moving the cell pointer to the right until the cell it is on has a value of 0.
MCL: AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AAAAAAAAP|E|AAAAAP|AAAAAAAPP|AAAP|R|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AP|E|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAP|E|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAP|AAAP|SSSSSSP|SSSSSSSSP|R|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA|AAAP is the classic "Hello World!" program.
==Notes==
# A cell amount limit does not exist, but you only have 15 cells as default.
# The LCL must have a C at the end or the loop will not work as intended.
# Spaces are ignored by the interpreter below. You can separate chunks of work with them.
# It is recommended to store a larger program externally as Alphaton is written in portions, not all together. Especially if you need to use loops.
# Comments are virtually impossible due to the nature of the language.
# You don't need to waste memory. Since Alphaton 0.5, you can now tell the interpreter how many cells you want.
==Updates (v0.7+)==
===v0.7 - 12/Nov/2022===
# The interpreter does no longer fill the terminal with all of the cells, 5 cells is shown instead.
# New delay command: d{float}
===v0.8 - 13/Nov/2022===
# New string value (only one)
# P and e commands are different, with the latter being reworked entirely (clears string, not saved value). P Now also adds the character to the string (left to right) like adding to a stack.
# The pointer value has been removed with a more subtle way of showing the selected cell. I.e. [0,0,>0<,0,0] and Cell No.: -1,0,>1<,2,3.
# Up to 75 printable characters (previously 62).
===v0.8.1 - 15/Nov/2022===
# p now adds the value of the data integer into the string. This might allow some possible calculators and other things to be made. Remember the space!
==Resource==
If you want a Python implementation, simply click the link for the interpreter. https://github.com/SirWobb79/Alphaton
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