As you learn Forth, it learns from you (1981)

In the world of programming languages, Forth stands out as a unique system that learns from its programmer, just like human knowledge grows. Unlike popular languages such as Basic, Forth is both an interpreter and compiler, creating efficient, compact code through a hierarchical structure. Forth’s flexibility allows for the creation of new words, making it quick to write and debug while running faster than Basic. Developed by Charles Moore, Forth’s extensibility sets it apart from other self-extending languages. With an emphasis on stack-based operations and reverse Polish notation, Forth offers a distinctive approach to programming that prioritizes efficiency and speed.

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