CONSON
PRINT NUM-1
INPUT
SETBYTE 1 cache
// save cache to byte starting from 1-8
PRINT cache
PRINT NUM-2
INPUT
SETBYTE 9 cache
PRINT cache
// save cache to byte starting from 9-16

INPUT
SETRAM 17 cache
// lets say 1 = add 0 = subtract
PRINT RESULT:
CONDJUMP 19 25 17

// add the first number to the second number, save num to bits 18-25
ADD 1 9 18
NUMTOCACHE 18
PRINT cache
JUMP 1

// subtract the second number from the first number, save num to bits 18-25
SUB 1 9 18
NUMTOCACHE 18
PRINT cache
JUMP 1

// Basicly how ram is defined here:
// 1-8 First number
// 9-16 Second number
// 17 Subtract or add
// 18-25 Result

// How the condjump works:
// If bit 17 is 1 (add) then it will jump to the add portion (on line 19 theres the comment about add)
// The same with 0 (subtract) it will jump to the subtrach portion (on line 25 there is a comment about subtract)
// The "JUMP 1" at the end of each portion will jump to the start, basicly like a 'while True' loop, and also skips the other portion 
// (else it will for example add first and then subtract)