#Prelude
Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Prelude
Length 5
v
^#
This is a 2-dimensional code snippet, so I'm not sure if the newline should count. Anyway, what it does is to duplicate the top of the first line's stack. The ^ instruction makes a copy of the top of the above line's stack. v copies the top of the below line's stack. # destroys the number on the top of the stack.
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 5
v
^#
This is a 2-dimensional code snippet, so I'm not sure if the newline should count. Anyway, what it does is to duplicate the top of the first line's stack. The ^ instruction makes a copy of the top of the above line's stack. v copies the top of the below line's stack. # destroys the number on the top of the stack.
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
Prelude
Length 5
v
^#
This is a 2-dimensional code snippet, so I'm not sure if the newline should count. Anyway, what it does is to duplicate the top of the first line's stack. The ^ instruction makes a copy of the top of the above line's stack. v copies the top of the below line's stack. # destroys the number on the top of the stack.
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 5
v
^#
This is a 2-dimensional code snippet, so I'm not sure if the newline should count. Anyway, what it does is to duplicate the top of the first line's stack. The ^ instruction makes a copy of the top of the above line's stack. v copies the top of the below line's stack. # destroys the number on the top of the stack.
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 5
v
^#
This is a 2-dimensional code snippet, so I'm not sure if the newline should count. Anyway, what it does is to duplicate the top of the first line's stack. The ^ instruction makes a copy of the top of the above line's stack. v copies the top of the below line's stack. # destroys the number on the top of the stack.
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.
#Prelude
Prelude is an esoteric language with 9 instructions, plus the numeric literals 0 through 9. It was created as an ASCII representation of a music-based language called Fugue, which for some strange reason has not been implemented.
#Prelude
Length 4
3(5)
Everyone loves a stack overflow. The above code pushes infinite amounts of fives onto the stack.
Length 3
9()
This program creates an infinite loop, because infinite loops are very important. 9 pushes the value 9 onto the stack. () is a loop that repeats as long as the top value on the stack of the line where ( is is nonzero.
Length 2
?!
This handy utility finds the ASCII value of a character. The ? command inputs one character and places it atop the stack. At least with the default behavior of the official Python interpreter, input is character-based and output is numeric.
Length 1
!
Prelude is a stack-based language in which each line of the program has a separate stack. The stacks are conveniently supplied with an infinite amount of zeroes. ! is an instruction which outputs the top of the stack. Thus, the program ! outputs 0.