Malbolge â the most difficult language in the world
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Features: interpreter, command interpreter
A language with no standard...
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Two notable languages I found missing from this list:
Hello World!
looks like this:Fun fact:
Microsoft used the Ook language to show how to add support for new languages to Visual Studio.
Also missed was JavaScript. Here's
Hello World!
:Oh myyy! That offends my delicate sensibilities.
Could you please censor it to
b****fuck
. Thanks!You should add Forth (see also here ).
Forth uses a very small core (often < 8kB), that is extended by the user code, so the installation often contains only the bare minimum necessary to compile some code. A full-featured Forth system with all source code will compile itself, a technique commonly called meta-compilation or self-hosting.
Forth was and is used to write real applications, but it is also famous for the fact, that the code is quite unreadable. It could happen that a programmer was not able to tell, what the code was meant to do, two week after he/she had written it.
This is, how Hello World looks like in FORTH:
Velato is SO COOL!! I can't believe I haven't heard of that before. Also, I think the
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link for Velato is broken. It doesn't seem to go anywhere. Super awesome article!Thank you for your feedback! We fixed the link to Velato
Love this - the one I knew and was previously somewhat "proficient" in :-P is LOLCode!
Interesting!
Among everything, I loved the Chef and Piet :)
Thanks for sharing !
I was hooked the moment I saw the banner.
Writing this comment without reading the post. Gonna do it. LOL!
programming languages ââcan be really difficult.
I love PIET !
Especially the program to compute PI with arbitrary precision, which basically consist in drawing a circle and counting its pixels ðĪĢ
dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samp...
Love it
new knowledge never hurts. even if you never use them. but it was very interesting
Interesting, Thanks for sharing!
While it's not exotic as the others on this list,
I (& quite some acquaintances) find Objective C's syntax to be bizarre & counter intuitive.