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These are "programming" languages that are not designed for practical or convenient use. Instead, these are designed to be themed into something not related to programming (e.g. [[Category: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><br>
Esoteric languages are "programming" languages that are not designed for practical or convenient use. Instead, these are designed to be themed into something not related to programming (e.g. [[Category: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><br>


For more examples, see the [[eso:Main Page|Esoteric Programming Language Wiki]].
For more examples, see the [[eso:Main Page|Esoteric Programming Language Wiki]].

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Esoteric languages are "programming" languages that are not designed for practical or convenient use. Instead, these are designed to be themed into something not related to programming (e.g.), to have the fewest instructions as possible (also called 'minimalism'), to be the most difficult to use (e.g. Malbolge), to discover new concepts (e.g. Fractran), or just a joke(e.g.HQ9+).

For more examples, see the Esoteric Programming Language Wiki.

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