As of right now read only takes in doubles and throws an exception if the input is not a double

Currently using RAND without any arguments does nothing.

What is expected:

Program will output what is in PRINT statement

Result:

Program outputs up until the closing parentheses

Example:

(PRINT (This is an example) 1 2 3)
Will output:
(This is an example

Additional Information

Anything after the closing parentheses will also not be shown

Comments are seen as parameters within parentheses. Outside of parenthesis they work as expected.

Examples

(ADD 1# 2)
=> "6#" is not defined
(ADD 1 # 2)
=> "#" is not defined
(ADD 1 2#)
=> "2#" is not defined
(ADD 1 2 #)
=> "#" is not defined

Reason

This will allow spaces in the print statement; strings are a general feature in programming languages; will allow for proper input.

Sugested Implementation

use double quotes to denote when a string starts and ends

Example

(PRINT "What is your name: ") # Currently the space after the colon is not possible

Adding logarithms would complete the standard math functions.

Suggested Implementation

Syntax should be (LOG n base). If the base is not specified e should be used by default.
Example:

(LOG 100 10) # log(10)
=> 2
(LOG 100) # log(e)
=> 4.605170

Add constants such as PI and E.

Currently PI and E can be changed using the SET command.

Problem

Strings starting with a space are printed with all spaces removed.

Example

(PRINT "Hello " "World. Strings and stuff")
=> Hello World. Strings and stuff

(PRINT "Hello" " World. Strings and stuff")
=> HelloWorld.Stringsandstuff

Notice the space is after "Hello" in the first example and before "World" in the second.

Create functions for round, floor, and ceil

Add trigonometric functions sin, cos, and tan

What is expected

The program will show an error

Result

The program hangs until JVM runs out of heap space

Example

(ADD 6 3
will cause the program to hang