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Flyte
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| XaLeX wrote: | yeah, I already tried brainfuck (and liked it very much =D) but it isn't so practical.. xD
about perl, i love the fact that you can summarize.. like.. 10 c++ lines in only one statement D:
and malbolge.. will keep me busy for the next week  |
My previous comment was actually me taking a shot at Perl, but as you couldn't seperate it from the other two true esoteric languages I think it just reinforces the joke. 
Three others that may interest you are Piet, Shakespeare and Whitespace.
| bhpianist wrote: | | Holy shit, I just read up on Brainfuck. Do people actually code in it? |
Do you remember Windows ME?
Edit: I can't count.
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XaLeX
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| Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:24 pm Post subject: |
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I'll check K and Q out, thanks for the suggestion
@bhpianist: as a challenge, yes. (it's cool, try it! xD)
for serious programs.. i doubt so, even if it has some potentiality, especially with the three new commands for procedures: "(", ")" and ":".
anyway, i lol'd at
being a string sorting algorithm in K. (sorts an array of strings by their lengths, check K on wikipedia.
Edit: | Flyte wrote: | | My previous comment was actually me taking a shot at Perl, but as you couldn't seperate it from the other two true esoteric languages I think it just reinforces the joke. |
I obviously know perl is not an esoteric programming language, i just thought you added it in there because it can be hard to read at times.
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Polynomial
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| Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:29 pm Post subject: |
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Well as I previously stated, you need to stick with a language to get good at it. Pick whichever you're going to enjoy the most, since if you don't like the language then you're not going to want to spend a lot of time practicing and challenging yourself with it. I never got far with Delphi because I didn't really enjoy it, but some people really like it and are experts. It's entirely your choice at the end of the day, though you'll want to consider language specific demand levels if you're looking to go into programming as a career.
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