Examples

A short tour of real FlipJump programs. Each links to the upstream source in the tomhea/flip-jump repo’s programs/ directory — paste any of them into the IDE to try them in seconds.

• Hello World
• Prime Sieve
• Calculator
• Quine

At a glance

Example	Lines	Demonstrates
Hello World	3	minimal output
Prime Sieve	322	algorithm, pointers, decimal I/O
Calculator	246	parser, conditionals, error handling
Quine	1031	self-printing FlipJump binary (mostly commentary explaining how it works)

The upstream repo’s programs/ directory has more — multi-file compilation tests, function-call demos, hex arithmetic stress tests. They double as the test corpus that proves a FlipJump release works.

Since flipjump 1.4.0 there’s also a demonstration catalog of 1029 small, self-contained, fully-tested programs across 30 categories — arithmetic, strings, state machines, puzzles, simulations and more. It’s the best place to find a short working program that does something close to what you’re trying to write.