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[min]modNote: [min]mod is too difficult to use for most code challenges, and is a horrible golfing language too. Please tell me whether or not I can still keep this submission here.Factoid:[min]mod is...
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BrainfuckBrainfuck is an esoteric programming language created in 1993 by Urban Müller. The language consists of eight commands.Looks like there's no BF answer. Not sure why.Length 1 Snippet++ and -...
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rusty_dequerusty_deque is a deque-based programming language that I created to learn the basics of Rust. Has a REPL and interpreter included. Each command has a "sigil" that's appended to show the side...
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ErrLessFactoidErrLess is a functional language where every command is one character long. Its defining feature is that it refuses to throw any errors, even if you divide by zero!You can run ErrLess in...
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PxemPxem is an esoteric language designed by "ぬこ" (now "nk."), published in 2008. Unlike many other languages, filename matters first and content is second; that is, a Pxem program consists of two...
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zsh1 byteaa is not (normally) a defined command in zsh, so why is it useful? Because it generates an error message (zsh: command not found: a). Errors are a key part of zsh golfing, because it (and...
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ARM Thumb-2Also applies to ThumbGolf, a direct superset of Thumb-2.ARM Thumb-2 is a rather quirky RISC instruction set. It is a 32-bit architecture, but unlike most RISC instruction sets, it uses a mix...
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ArnArn is a golfing language I designed recently. It's a functional paradigm with variable-based storage, and has a few cool features I enjoy. The full syntax can be found by clicking the name at the...
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IntegralIntegral is a stack-based golfing language I recently made. It uses code page 437.An interpreter.1 byteV Integral has many built-in functions. V reverses the top of the stack. Integral pushes...
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1+I know the restriction is relaxed now but I "wanted" to follow the old rules, because 1. I'm lazy 2. I want people to care about itAnd yes I do have more (currently hidden from the rest of the wrodl)...
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International Phonetic Esoteric LanguageFactoidThe International Phonetic Esoteric Language, or IPEL, is a stack-based esolang where the instruction set mostly consists of characters from the...
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dotcommaDotcomma is a simple esolang I made, which uses only 4 instructions and is not Turing complete is now Turing complete, due to the addition of a queue for storage.Factoid:With only the...
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WFactoidW is a simple stack-based golfing language that is surprisingly very concise. Its powerful iterator protocol and implicit input system is the cause for this.Length 1wThis is in fact a valid...
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평범한한글(Unsuspected-Hangul)Unsuspected-Hangul is functional esolang.FactoidUnsuspected-Hangul only uses 10 consonants of Korean character : ㄱㄴㄷㄹㅁㅂㅅㅇㅈㅎ, and other consonants are replaced by them. Vowels...
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KegFactoidKeg is a stack-based golfing language, created by PPCG user Lyxal, that focuses on simplicity and readability. It is fairly unique compared to most other golfing-based languages, since it has...
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Pyramid SchemeWith all the scheme dialects out there, I suppose it was inevitable that a Pyramid Scheme should arise. Created in early 2017 by our very own Conor O'Brien, this 2D esolang does in fact...
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Author's note: While more snippets have been prepared, I will honor the original restriction somewhat and wait for interest.EDIT: It's been months, and I suddenly realized I have a bunch of examples I...
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AttacheFactoid: This language originally started out as a joke, based on the "Mathematica has builtins for everything"; this can be seen by the residual Rot command, made for Rot13 and similar...
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Bitwise Cyclic TagFactoid:Bitwise Cyclic Tag is a programming language with only two commands, 0 and 1. It operates on an unbounded tape of bits and is somehow Turing-complete...? I don't yet...
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StaxStax is a stack-based golf-oriented language. That's a pretty crowded space, but stax has a few novel properties. There's an online interpreter.Two stacksThere are two data stacks, "main" and...
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Pain-FlakPain-flak is brain-flak's evil sibling, I would just read the docs here6 Bytes:))((}{That pushes 1 to the stack (stack clean)156...
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TriangularityFactoidTriangularity is a minimalistic esolang, which can (for now) only perform very basic arithmetic and string / list manipulation. As its name might suggest, every piece of code should...
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The Lambda CalculusFactoid:The lambda calculus (specifically, the untyped lambda calculus) is, according to Wikipedia, "a formal system in mathematical logic for expressing computation based on...
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PascalFactoid : Pascal programming language is a very old programming languagewhich is invented in 1970 (2 years older than C) by Professor Niklaus Wirth .Original Pascal is procedural .Because of its...
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ScratchFactoid: Scratch has a great appeal to younger audiences, with the large majority of new accounts being from 10 to 16 years old.1 blockThe say block takes what is in the text space and outputs...
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JSFuckLength 6+[![]]Since ![] is false, [![]].toString() is "false", which isn't a valid number. Therefore, when converting to number, it returns NaN.I decide to make it here because it's the first...
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HQ9+Factoid:HQ9+ is a joke programming language, invented by Cliff L. Biffle in 2001. It is a golfing language, that has a very small source code for the most common programming exercises, due to its...
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LOLCODENote: I will be following previous rules of this showcase before mods stepped in, in that the length of my longest snippet will be equal to the number of votes this post has.25 charactersHAI...
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RetinaFactoid:Retina is based on regular expressions, and supports various stages like match, replace, split, grep, antigrep, transliteration, and sort.0 bytes:Counts chars in input...+1!1 byte:1Counts...
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MATLFactoidMATL is a stack-oriented language based on MATLAB and suitable for code golf. Many functions are similar to those of MATLAB, sometimes with extended funcionality.To simplify stack handling...
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ForceLangForceLang (name proposed by TanMath) is a programming language I published on January 12.Functionality includes arbitrary-precision rational numbers, both console and GUI IO, and file input...
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PowerShellLength 15 Snippet(1,0,'E')[$x%2]It is a very short way to output truthy/falsey values if you are asked to determine if $x is even. (or E for error)It golfs down a switch...
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JaptJapt is a shortened version of JavaScript, created by myself in early November 2015.Click on any snippet's header to try it in the online interpreter!FactoidJapt is heavily based off of JavaScript....
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Snap!Snap! is a language based off of Scratch.Scratch answer: hereNote: These are things specific to Snap.FactoidSnap!'s old name was BYOB, for Build Your Own Blocks. The creators were forced to change...
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Desmos(View them here!)17-vote\frac{d}{dx}x^4+xDerivatives!16-vote\prod _{n=1}^x nThis is the factorial function, using a product instead of x!.15-vote\left[xx\right]FINALLY! We have a bracketted...
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ScratchOops! I kind of feel like a terrible person for not updating this lately. I'll try to be more consistent with my updates, e.g. when somebody votes I'll update.. Forgive me? :)Oops! Wow, did it...
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CSSLength 18 snippet(min-width: 700px)This is part of a media query, which allows certain styles to only show for certain media. Perhaps the most common is min- and max-width, which is the basis of...
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SwiftFactoidSwift is a compiled language created by Apple, introduced in 2014 and is meant to replace Objective-C, the first supported language for OSX and iOS. Swift is currently used for iOS, macOS,...
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APLFactoidAPL (AProgramming Language) started out as an interpreter for a formula notation devised by Ken Iverson. When the language was designed, people used teletypwriters to communicate with...
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LuaFactoidLua is a dynamic, lightweight yet powerful, highly portable (pure Ansi C), fast and easy to learn scripting language.Initially designed to be a configuration language and to be embedded in...
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AwkFactoidAwk is a pithy programming language oriented toward string manipulation that also happens to be part of the POSIX standard set of utilities. Awk is named after its original authors, Alfred...
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MathcadWell, this is not my favourite language, but this definitely hasn't been covered here, and it looks like a great golfing lang to me!To those blissed to not know what it is: Mathcad is sort of...
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Common LispLisp (from LISt Processing) is one of the oldest languages still in use today (only FORTRAN is older). It is notable for being the first language where code is data and data is code; called...
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ScalaScala is a JVM-based, statically-typed (mostly), hybrid functional/object-oriented language, with type inference, higher kinded types, and generics.Factoid: Scala started with the man behind Java...
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PARI/GPThis 'language' is the combination of an interpreted language, GP, a C library called PARI, and a REPL called gp. It is a domain-specific language, specializing in algebraic number theory. You...
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GNU SedI am self-imposing a more restrictive requirement - all snippets will be complete sed programs.Factoidsedis a Turing-complete language. Here is a proof.Length 0 SnippetI don't think a length 0...
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Python 2Now starting with the newest for your convenience!To read through length 30 starting with the earliest first, go to revision history.If anyone has suggestions, feel free to comment.Length 100...
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C#C# is a fun, crazy mix of features from Java, C, Haskell, SQL, and a ton of other languages, and it provides a lot of really nice features and APIs. It's also known around here for being pretty...
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JavaScriptThis goes newest to oldest. Link for myself: [edit]Length 52 snippet:console.log([...new Array(5000000)].map((a,b)=>b+1))This logs an array of five million consecutive integers to the...
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NotesThis thread is open and unlocked only because the community decided to make an exception. Please do not use this question as evidence that you can ask similar questions here. Please do not create...
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