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Line 1: Esoteric languages are "programming" languages that are not designed for practical or convenient use. <br> ~~These are languages designed to be hard to program in.~~ Instead, these are designed to be themed into something not related to programming (e.g. [[eso:Chef \| Chef]]), to have the fewest instructions as possible (also called ''minimalism''), to be the most difficult to use (e.g. [[eso:Malbolge\|Malbolge]]), to discover new concepts (e.g. [[Fractran\|Fractran]]), or just a joke(e.g. [[HQ9%2B\|HQ9+]]).<br> For more examples, see the [~~http~~[eso:~~//esolangs.org/wiki/Main_Page~~Main ~~esoteric~~Page\|Esoteric ~~programming~~Programming ~~language~~Language ~~wiki~~Wiki]]. ===Related Tasks:=== ~~[[Category:Programming Languages]]~~ * [[Subleq]] - emulate a One-Instruction Set Computer (OISC) * [[Execute_Brain**\|RCBF]] - execute Brain** code * [[Execute_SNUSP\|RCSNUSP]] - execute SNUSP code * [[Execute_HQ9%2B\|RCHQ9+]] - execute HQ9+ code * [[Fractran]] - execute Fractran code