BOREDOM

BOREDOM was made in a time of boredom by Areallycoolusername. It needs an infinite number of code to make a successful program.

Specifics

On the 14th of March, pi day, making a program that calculates the digits of pi wasn't going anywhere, so BOREDOM was made to make up for that. In order to anything, even to print a hello world program, you need an infinite number of code. For example, to print hello world, you need the "STAMP" command. Since this language needs an infinite number of code, you need to specify STAMP and "Hello, world!" over and over again. Even before you start coding, you need the "<ACTV>" command to start the program (you only need to type it once). Then, it waits for you to fulfill the need of infinite code.

Hello World Program

<ACTV>
STAMP        
Hello, World!

This is the incomplete version. A real program would require you to specify the command and what you want printed indefinitely.

Implementations

There is one interpreter for BOREDOM in Pascal, here it is.

program pronouncedfynight (input,output);
uses crt;
const
number = 69;
var
call : string;
cool : string;
coal : string;
begin
readln(call);
    if(call='<ACTV>')then
        while number=69 do
            begin
                readln(cool);
                readln(coal);
            end;
writeln(coal);
end.

This is the ultimate result of boredom.