Home Row

Home Row is a language by User:PuzzleHunter84 that uses only the non-shifted symbols on the home row of a US PC keyboard: a,s,d,f,j,k,l, and ; to make programs incredibly quick and easy to type. The symbols perform functions similar but not identical to bf:

The memory values are stored in a 5x5 grid of memory spots that all initialize at 0 and the current memory spot is designated by a memory pointer that initializes in the top-left spot. If the memory pointer moves off the end of a row it goes to the beginning off that row and the same with columns, so essentially the memory grid is a 5x5 torus where the memory counter can potentially initialize anywhere.

Hello World Program
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