Compiles a double-precision value on the stack directly to memory (at the address pointed to by HERE) as two consecutive cells.

CREATE FIBONACCI
0. 2, 1. 2, 1. 2, 2. 2, 3. 2, 5. 2,
8. 2, 13. 2, 21. 2, 34. 2, 55. 2, 89. 2,
144. 2, 233. 2, 377. 2, 610. 2, 987. 2, 1597. 2,
2584. 2, 4181. 2, 6765. 2, 10946. 2, 17711. 2, 28657. 2,
46368. 2, 75025. 2, 121393. 2, 196418. 2, 317811. 2,
: FIB? ( n – fibonacci) 1- 4 * FIBONACCI + 2@ D. ;
27 FIB?

(displays 121393)

Note, the value is not compiled as a literal value, it is simply compiled to memory as two consecutive cells with no LIT instruction preceding them. 2, is used to compile lists or arrays of double precision numbers.