Malbolge – the most difficult language in the world
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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
Get it herelink 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!
Thanks for sharing !
I was hooked the moment I saw the banner.
Writing this comment without reading the post. Gonna do it. LOL!
Interesting!
Among everything, I loved the Chef and Piet :)
programming languages can 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 🤣
dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samp...
new knowledge never hurts. even if you never use them. but it was very interesting
Love it
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.
Interesting, Thanks for sharing!