I think that being able to support values of greater than 256 would be good

Dots should not be discriminated against; I believe all dots should be allowed in this language, such as •,  ̇and ̣ among others. This would also make for a much more interesting language in my opinion.

This of course depends on the philosophy behind this language; if the goal is to create a language with one character, this clearly isn't a good idea. However, a single-character language doesn't seem too creative or unique, and the name "dots" doesn't make too much sense, as "." could just be replaced with any characters. "dots" is also plural, though I suppose that could refer to the fact that you need multiple dots to write a program.

I hope you'll consider this proposal, and let me know your thoughts on the matter.

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Traceback (most recent call last): File "Chess.py", line 127, in <module> main() File "Chess.py", line 123, in main run(program) File "Chess.py", line 83, in run mem.append(0) MemoryError
Can you fix this?

If a massive storage device was created that could hold ~4.2x10^55 yottabytes, would the compiler be able to run the program, or would it take like 10 years to execute?