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<p>started with the word <code>:</code> (colon) and ends with the word <code>;</code> (semi-colon). For example,</p>

<p><syntaxhighlight lang="forth"> : X DUP 1+ . . ;</syntaxhighlight></p>

<p>will compile the word <code>X</code>, and makes the name findable in the dictionary. When executed by typing <code>10 X</code> at the console this will print <code>11 10</code>.</p>

<p>Most Forth systems include an <a href="page.php?w=Assembly_language">assembler</a> to write words using the processor's facilities. Forth assemblers often use a reverse Polish</p><p>
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