> {This is how we say "2 + 2" in the SKI combinator calculus...}
I tried to do it in Whirl, but I remembered the only way to actually get
a 2 is by doing 1 + 1, it's not so cool seeing it do something like:
a=1;
a+=a;
a+=a;
I did it anyway:
00011000001111000010000010000010000010011110000111111000011100
Prints a 4 to standard output.
