Hello, World! in Whitespace

Example for versions Whitespacers (Ruby)

This code is commented to simplify understanding it: letter means that next piece of whitespace pushes on the stack ASCII-code of this letter, and print means invoking the command of printing topmost element of the stack. The numbers that correspond to ASCII-codes are contained within brackets (except for the delimiting newline which is outside of the brackets for readability). 

H  { 	  	   }
print	
  e  { 		  	 	}
print	
  l  { 		 		  }
print	
  l  { 		 		  }
print	
  o  { 		 				}
print	
  ,  { 	 		  }
print	
  space  { 	     }
print	
  W  { 	 	 			}
print	
  o  { 		 				}
print	
  r  { 			  	 }
print	
  l  { 		 		  }
print	
  d  { 		  	  }
print	
  !  { 	    	}
print	
  \n  { 	 	 }
print	
  


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