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+On run machine, the syntax is simple: 
+instruction + arguments
+for example, the instruction 0000 (display a character) will be used to display the character 37 :
+0000 37 
+CAUTION: If this instruction is not the last one in the sector/code, ALWAYS add a space at the end. Indeed, for a normal user, it will be more convenient to write
+0000 37 
+0000 36
+but, for run machine, these instructions can be written as well:
+0000 37 0000 36
+
+Not all instructions take the same number of arguments, instruction 0003 (if, then...), will be written:
+0003 (variable1) (variable2) (address of the code to be executed)
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