This language will go down in history as the first exception-based language. All branch commands are forms of exceptions. There is no GOTO, FOR, DO/WHILE/LOOP/WEND, etc. Therefore, dividing by zero is useful as an intentional way to cause an exception.
Suggestion for syntax and example
| Print numbers 1 to 10
/r/ numnber=0;
attempt {
quack number; age number; if number>10 dummy=1/0
}
whenFail(dummy) { quack "Program successful"; gtfo 0 }
quack "Proggie fucked up"
gtfo 1 | true exceptions in this language are unhandled exceptions