User:Cortex

I do not intend on ever coming back to this community, so I am allowing anyone who would like to to extend or change any of my unfinished languages (all of them) without my permission, as long as you make it clear what parts of the language are by you. It should be noted that most of these languages aren't very good.

Languages I made

1. TEPCS
2. W
3. Apple Pie
4. LMBC
5. doEverything();
6. +-=*/!&#
7. Y/N
8. Hexlr7
9. $_$
10. The Nonexistent Esolang
11. 11CORTLANG
12. Hexomnia
13. Unified HQ9+
14. Zull
15. ²/₉ of an esolang
16. Print Function Deluxe
17. Vague
18. WII2D
19. Pizza Delivery
20. Increment
21. YesNoMaybeUnknown
22. ALLSCII
23. NPFuck (still working on it)
24. Don't

Joke esolangs that don't really deserve their own page

Quine Time

Commands

Character	What it does
n	Print "qui"
T	Print "ne Ti"
m	Print "me"

Examples

Quine

quine Time

HQ9+ with headers

Examples

Print "Hello, World!QHQQHQ"

==== HEADER ====
COMMAND FLOW
    2,1,3
CHARACTER SEMANTICS
    H
        p("Hello, World!")
    Q
        p({{CODE}})
    9
        p({{99BOB}})
    +
        a++
STARTUP
    a = 0
    placeholders = ["CODE", "99BOB"]
CHECKSUM
    277
==== END HEADER ====
QHQ

Geliz

Line (verbatim)	What it does
GECKO	Get input from the user, and push it to the stack as a number
LIZARD	Ask for the user's email address, calculate the square root of the top of the stack, and email the result to that email address. Also, print it. Also, reverse the stack.
FROG	Print the digital root of the top of the stack.
@W0o-[99********	Multiply the top of the stack by 2 if the next line is empty, or 3 if it's not.
k	If the top 2 stack values are equal, push 1 to the stack. Otherwise, push 7.
Yeah.	Push 0.75 to the stack.
4	Push the most recently printed thing to the stack.

Digital root calculator

GECKO
FROG

Check whether a number is divisible by 9

Yeah.
@W0o-[99********

@W0o-[99********

@W0o-[99********
GECKO
FROG
4
k
FROG