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• 12:39, 7 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs created page File:Tetomino names.png
• 12:39, 7 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs uploaded File:Tetomino names.png
• 12:35, 7 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs created page 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...")
• 18:54, 6 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs created page 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 ==")
• 18:44, 6 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs created page 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...")
• 13:41, 5 March 2024 ILoveCursedCode talk contribs created page ++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...")
• 16:48, 4 March 2024 User account ILoveCursedCode talk contribs was created