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12:4012:40, 7 March 2024 diff hist +12‎ TetriScript ‎No edit summary
12:3912:39, 7 March 2024 diff hist +26‎ N File:Tetomino names.png ‎No edit summary current
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12:3512:35, 7 March 2024 diff hist +3,818‎ N TetriScript ‎ Created page with "'''TetriScript''' is an assembly-like esolang based on a stack-machine that uses different permutations of the 7 Tetris pieces (Tetrominoes) to encode instructions and data. == Introduction == In TetriScript, every single instruction and operand has to be written on 2 consecutive lines (called a T-line), and every 7 adjacent Tetrominoes on a T-line are considered a T-byte, each T-byte is required to contain all 7 Tetrominoes (I, J, L, O, S, T and Z), thus forming a perm..."

18:5418:54, 6 March 2024 diff hist +168‎ N Talk:Work to Survive! ‎ Created page with "Here everyone is free to discuss how we can improve the Work to Survive! standards or ask for the problems they encounter when implementing Work to Survive! == Chat ==" current
18:4418:44, 6 March 2024 diff hist +4,305‎ N Work to Survive! ‎ Created page with "'''Work to Survive!''' is a type of esolang (as well as a language standard) that forces the user to waste CPU cycles to "work" in order not to get the main process killed. == Specifications (Work to Survive! 1.0) == The user can work in '''Work to Survive!''' by calling the obscure <code>work_to_survive</code> function and specifying the amount of <code>work</code> (usually represented by a duration of time) that they are willing to do. The user starts with some <code..." current

13:5313:53, 5 March 2024 diff hist +51‎ m ++Ↄ ‎No edit summary
13:4113:41, 5 March 2024 diff hist +1,305‎ N ++Ↄ ‎ Created page with "'''++Ↄ''' is basically C++ but every program must be written in one line and in reverse order. A standard-compliant '''++Ↄ''' preprocessor needs to split the source code into lines by any whitespace character and then reverse the line order. == Programs == Here is a Hello World written in ++Ↄ: } std::cout<<"Hello,\x20World!\n"; main(){ int #include<iostream> And this is what the Hello World program should look like after preprocessing: #includ..."

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