Blockchain & Camellia

This language also has little bit different
syntax for object-oriented programming

m:b instead of b.m

So elements flow from left to right too

    {module} blockchain

        {class} blockchain

            block
                                                 ! data members
            chain

            {fun} block | add

                block + chain | chain

            {/fun}
                                                     ! member functions
            {fun} show

                last:chain | block

                return block

            {/fun}

        {/class}

        
        {main}

            {blockchain}  wikichain      ! instance of class

                {while} in                      ! input open

                     in | add||show:block:chain | out

                     ! combined parallel input output

                {/while}

            {/blockchain}      ! new tag

        {/main}

    {/module}


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wikichain256

1 block

                                                        256 bytes

2 block

                                                        256 bytes

3 block

                                                        256 bytes


It is like mini wikipedia where

each entry has size of only 256 bytes 

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