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Each character in Cubically source code is either a command or an argument. For example:
code: RL2UD23
does: R call command R without arguments
L2 call command L with argument 2
U call command U without arguments
D23 call command D with argument 2, then argument 3
Each argument may only be a single-digit integer; multiple arguments call the command separately. As in the example, `D23` does not call `D` with argument 23, it calls `D` with argument 2, then argument 3.
There is one exception to the above rule: the `f` command. Arguments stack up, so `f23` will call `f` with `23`. To call `f` with `2` and then `3` you would have to write `f2f3`.
For more information about arguments and commands, see [commands](commands.html).