Created by: Turrnut SIMAS, which is an acronym for SIMple ASsembly, is a dynamically typed, compiled,
high level, procedural programming language with a syntax that is inspired
by the Assembly programming language. In SIMAS, each line starts with an instruction,
optionally followed by one or more operands, just like Assembly.
The instruction and its operands are separated a space character and one space only. If there are
multiple spaces, the program might enter unexpected behavior. Also, lines of code are separated by semicolons, as new lines are ignored.
