Memo: A language that remembers only the last 12 lines of code

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[]memo is a stream-of-conscious coding environment where the program continuously evolves.
It features a functional, natural-language syntax with commands like 'Remember' for defining functions.
Lists are formatted with commas or 'and', and numerals are written as words (e.g., 'four' instead of 4).
Output is generated using 'Tell me', and values may be approximated.
Cookies are utilized solely for storing program state, and additional details are available on GitHub.
[]memo is included in the 'Forty-Four Esolangs' book by Daniel Temkin.

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