Fun Craft

Fun Craft is a Stack-Based, semi-original, Esoteric programming language made by User:ManiPM, just because he thought maybe creating a language based off Minecraft's Commands and Cheats system might be fun!
==Features==
This language's has no ways of declaring variables. But you have access to:
* The @i and @a Stack (For Saving Integers and Ascii Characters)
* The JPX Accumulator (Can save one integer, Can be used in loops and conditions)
Also, this language consists of 20 commands that can be used in:
* Stack Manipulation
* Arithmetic Operations
* Input And Output
* Control Flow
==Syntax==
===List OF Commands===
say 	outputs whatever is in front of it => say [Message]
take 	takes an input from user and pushes it into one of stacks => take [TargetStack/jpx]
tell 	outputs the value on top of either of the stacks => tell [TargetStack] [peek/pop]
tell 	outputs the value of JPX as an either integer or ascii => tell [OutputType] jpx
push 	pushes a value or JPX value to one of the stacks => push [TargetStack] [Value/jpx]
drop 	discards the top value of one of the stacks => drop [TargetStack]
turn 	turns one of the stacks upside down => turn [TargetStack]
swap 	swaps the two top values of one of the stacks => swap [TargetStack]
dup 	duplicates the top value of one of the stacks => dup [TargetStack]
add 	pops the two top value of the stack and pushes the result of addition to the stack => add [TargetStack]
sub 	pops the two top value of the stack (a, b) and pushes the result of subtraction (b-a) to the stack => sub [TargetStack]
mul 	pops the two top value of the stack and pushes the result of multiplication to the stack => mul [TargetStack]
div 	pops the two top value of the stack (a, b) and pushes the result of division (b/a) to the stack => div [TargetStack]
mod 	pops the two top value of the stack (a, b) and pushes the remainder of division (b%a) to the stack => mod [TargetStack]
equ 	pops the two top value of the stack (a, b) and if they are equal pushes a 1 to the stack (else, it pushes a 0) => equ [TargetStack]
not 	pops the top value of the stack and if it was one or bigger than one, it pushes a 0 (else, it pushes a 1) => not [TargetStack]
grt 	pops the two top value of the stack (a, b) and if the second one is bigger than the first one (b>a) it pushes a 1 to the stack (else, it pushes a 0) => grt [TargetStack]
set 	sets the value of JPX to either a value of top value of integer stack => set [jpx/@i] [Value/peek/pop]
jump 	jumps to a specific line in program => jump [Value/@i]
execute run 	executes the command with no condition => execute run [Command]
execute if 	executes the command if the top value of integer stack or JPX is not zero => execute if @i [pop/peek] [Command]
execute loop	executes the command as many times as specified in JPX (loops infinitely if JPX is set to a negative number) => execute loop jpx [Command]
exit 	terminates the program => exit
==Examples==
===Hello World===
 say Hello, World!
 exit
===Truth Machine===
 say Truth Machine
 
 take @i
 
 execute if @i pop jump 10
 
 say 0
 exit
 
 set jpx -1
 execute loop jpx say 1
===Infinite loop===
 set jpx -1
 execute loop jpx say Infinite loop!
==Interpreter==
===Interpreter in Java===
Source, Release and Manual; All in github
Category:Languages
Category:2021
Category:Stack-based
Category:Unknown computational class
Category:High-level