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- The title of this article is not correct because of technical limitations. The correct title is actually [.
- Not to be confused with Right bracket, nor Leftbracket.
Bracket is a programming language that only uses brackets

| Units | How | 
|---|---|
| [ | add one | 
| ] | subtract one | 
| [[ | output ascii | 
| ]] | output number | 
| [] | input | 
| ][ | apple 2 | 
| ( | start loop, stops when the top of the stack is 1 or 0 | 
| ) | end loop | 
| : | sepotator | 
| [[[ | go up | 
| ]]] | go down | 
| [[]] | if the top of the stack, is 0 then jump to the nearest [][, if 1, ][], else no goto | 
| [][ | goto result | 
| ][] | goto result | 
| [][] | ends the program | 
| [[][ | create var | 
| [[] | var add | 
| []] | var subtract | 
| ][]] | output var | 
| & | output as the input, used for setting vars from input | 
| ][][ | spider | 
| ; | comment and ends line | 
You can also switch around the brackets and the parentheses, for some reason
xkcd random number:
Normal
[:[:[:[:]]:[][];
Swap
(;(;(;(;));()():
Umm
<.<.<.<.>>.<><>,
Cat:
[:[:(:[]:[[:):[][];
Yeah