This
great
is
one
+
+
+
!Thisgreatisone! ?
If the operands go the other way, I suppose:
oneisgreatThis!
The stack doesn’t quite work like that. They would get added like this:
This > buffer
great, is, one > stackThen, each + pulls the latest off the stack and operates.
First + would pull ‘one’ as it’s the most recent on the stack.
This page does a good job of explaining: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/dsa/introduction-to-stack-data-structure-and-algorithm-tutorials/
Edit: you can also see this reflected in the Alt-text:
I NOTATION POLISH REVERSE ❤️
But just to nitpick, wouldn’t this parse into “Forth ❤️ I”? Which is to say, aren’t the operands in the wrong order?