№28

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№28 is an Esoteric programming language created by User:Buckets in 2025.

Commands Instructions
Start A String.
End a string.
{ Start A List.
} End a list, You csn only Make an Empty set.
\\ Name the list Within the backslashes.
/ Add All The String Subsets Of The Next String Given To The Next Name Of List But Not From Creating A New List.
⁄⁄ The Name Of a list.
! Sort The List given with the Next List Name from nothing To Everything.
0 Add A 0 to the end of the list to The Next Given list name.
+ Edit the Last Index of the next given name Which happens to be A list To Be the Element + 1.
- Edit the Last Index of the next given name Which happens to be A list To Be the Element - 1.
Add the Last Two Elements Of the next List Name given And Replace The last two Elements To The Sum.
Subtract the Last Two Elements Of the next List Name given And Replace The last two Elements To The 2nd Last Element - Last Element.
Concatenate The last Two elements of the next list name Given.
𝍌 The Last element given list name nextth The Next next list name Given's Element And Add it To the next next next List name Given at the end.
If The Last Element of the next list name given Is Equal to The Last Element Of the Next Next list name given, Execute The Code, Else Do not.
[ Start the Code.
] End the Code.
The Last element given list name nextth The Next next list name Given's Element And then Delete it.
Print the First Element of the Previous List name Given.
Come from the line of the last element of the Next List name Which will have to be Given by The User To completely Execute this Specific Command Entirely.
Halt the Program.

"Hello, World!" Program:

\1\{}0+
\H\{}“H”!⁄H⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄H⁄⎙
\e\{}“e”!⁄e⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄e⁄⎙
\l\{}“l”!⁄l⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄l⁄⎙⎙
\o\{}“o”!⁄o⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄o⁄⎙
\,\{}“,”!⁄,⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄,⁄⎙
\ \{}“ ”!⁄ ⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄ ⁄⎙
\W\{}“W”!⁄W⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄W⁄⎙⁄o⁄⎙
\r\{}“r”!⁄r⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄r⁄⎙⁄l⁄⎙
\d\{}“d”!⁄d⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄d⁄⎙
\!\{}“!”!⁄!⁄Ⓧ⁄1⁄⁄!⁄⎙⏱

XKCD Random Number:

\4\{}0++++⁄4⁄⎙⏱

Error Codes:

If you Create A non-empty Set:

[ Read the Ruleset again.

If you use /s instead of ⁄s for ⁄⁄:

+ Here is the correct One: /

If you use "s instead:

. Use proper Grammars.

If you use + to a string:

, What? Why Did You Make Me Parse This?

If you use - to a string:

> Ah, This is Invalid, but I do appreciate your Trying. So, Good job but you failed.

If you ᐩ to a String:

< Did you mean +?

If you − to a String:

- Did you mean ᐩ?

If you Do not Make Code for ➀:

] You missed it.