PingPong

PingPong is a 2D esoteric programming language similar to Befunge.

Flow control
PingPong manipulates the program flow control using a variety of operators which treat the IP as a ping-pong ball, which reflects off each flow control instruction at a 90-degree angle.

Flow control instructions include: / reflect left-up and right-down \ reflect left-down and right-up | reflect left-right, ignore up-down _ reflect up-down, ignore left-right = skip if top value on the stack is equal to zero > skips if top value on the stack is greater than zero < skips if top value on the stack is less than zero
 * 1) skip next instruction

Loops are written in a similar manner to Befunge - by creating literal 'loops'. This led to the eventual creation of Befreak, a reversible programming language that borrows this behavior.

PingPong has a varied set of instructions for performing arithmetic, stack manipulation, and a couple logical operations (AND and NOT). Additionally, PingPong is designed to support threading, function calls, and a set of API instructions for manipulating IO streams.

Implementation
Pingpong uses several non-ascii characters, and has its own character code (0-255) that includes several PingPong-specific non-display characters.

Hello World
This is merely one method of implementing the common Hello World program in Pingpong.

1-dlroW$ olleH#/<\@ \./