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Why is the sun (le soleil) masculine and the moon (la lune) feminine? Because they married each other and they belong together even though they are opposites. Cadaques Jordi

the ℕ𝕠𝕞 "count" command

The count command adds the value of the counter variable to the end of the workspace buffer.

For example, if the counter variable is 12 and the workspace contains the text 'line:', then after the count command the workspace will contain the text

print line numbers before each line
 read; [\n] { a+; count; add ": "; }  print; clear;

run the line-numberer with the ℙ𝕖𝕡 interpreter
 pep -e "read; [\n] {a+; count; add ': '; } print;clear;" filename 

the same line-numberer with cryptic single char commands
 pep -e "r;[\n]{+;n;a': ';}t;d;" filename 

translate this one-liner to java, compile and run

    pep -f tr/translate.java.pss \
      -e "read; [\n] {a+; count; add ': '; } print; clear;" > Machine.java
    javac Machine.java
    cat /usr/share/dict/words | java Machine
  

note: it would be simpler to use the lines command in this example

print line number before each line with "lines" command
 read; [\n] { lines; add ": "; } print; clear;

count the number of dots in the input
 read; "." { a+; } clear; <eof> { count; print; }

The count command only affects the 'workspace' buffer in the Pep virtual machine . The pep machine also maintains an automatic count of the

For counting lines and characters in the input-stream, the commands lines chars", “nolines” and “nochars” exist.

count blank lines in input


    read; 
    "\n" { 
      while [ \t\r]; clear; 
      !(eof) { read; "\n" { a+; }}
    }
    clear;
    (eof) {
      add "Blank lines: "; count; add "\n";
      print; quit;
    }