The following information describes what each shape means in its given context, and how to interpret it.

Data Types:
🔺 = Number   ⬛ = Letter   🔷 = Operation

Numbers:
⚪ = 1   🔺 = 3   ⬛ = 4   🔷 = 5

Letters (each letter is 3 shapes):
⚪⚪⚪ = A   ⚪⚪🔺 = B   ⚪⚪⬛ = C   ⚪⚪🔷 = D
⚪🔺⚪ = E   ⚪🔺🔺 = F   ⚪🔺⬛ = G   ⚪🔺🔷 = H
⚪⬛⚪ = I   ⚪⬛🔺 = J   ⚪⬛⬛ = K   ⚪⬛🔷 = L
⚪🔷⚪ = M   ⚪🔷🔺 = N   ⚪🔷⬛ = O   ⚪🔷🔷 = P
🔺⚪⚪ = Q   🔺⚪🔺 = R   🔺⚪⬛ = S   🔺⚪🔷 = T
🔺🔺⚪ = U   🔺🔺🔺 = V   🔺🔺⬛ = W   🔺🔺🔷 = X
🔺⬛⚪ = Y   🔺⬛🔺 = Z

Operations:
⚪ = Subtraction   🔺 = Addition   ⬛ = Store   🔷 = Load

This section explains the rules for building sequences of shapes so that they are correctly recognized by our Shape Language Computer.

Data Type Examples:
🔺⚪ = The number 1   ⬛⚪🔺⬛ = The letter G  
🔷🔺 = The Subtraction Operation

Building Numbers:
Numbers are always built from the biggest value to the smallest. This is important! Don't try to build a number from smallest to biggest, or it will mess up your program!

✅ Correct Way: 🔷⬛🔺⚪ = 5+4+3+1 = 13
❌ Wrong Way: ⬛🔺⚪🔷 = The letter T

Also, remember to prefix all numbers with a triangle shape (🔺).

Building Words from Letters:
⚪⚪⚪ = A   ⚪⚪🔺 = B   ⚪⚪⬛ = C   ⚪⚪🔷 = D
⚪🔺⚪ = E   ⚪🔺🔺 = F   ⚪🔺⬛ = G   ⚪🔺🔷 = H
⚪⬛⚪ = I   ⚪⬛🔺 = J   ⚪⬛⬛ = K   ⚪⬛🔷 = L
⚪🔷⚪ = M   ⚪🔷🔺 = N   ⚪🔷⬛ = O   ⚪🔷🔷 = P
🔺⚪⚪ = Q   🔺⚪🔺 = R   🔺⚪⬛ = S   🔺⚪🔷 = T
🔺🔺⚪ = U   🔺🔺🔺 = V   🔺🔺⬛ = W   🔺🔺🔷 = X
🔺⬛⚪ = Y   🔺⬛🔺 = Z

Operations:
⚪ = Addition   🔺 = Subtraction   ⬛ = Store   🔷 = Load