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The '''Set''' language uses only a single command, ''set''. It allows for 52 development variables and 1 system variable. |
The '''Set''' language uses only a single command, ''set''. It allows for 52 development variables and 1 system variable. |
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It is ASCII based, so output is in the integer format, and is converted to characters upon ran. |
It is ASCII based, so output is in the integer format, and is converted to characters upon ran. |
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<lang set_lang>set ! H |
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set ! E |
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set ! L |
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set ! L |
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set ! O |
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set ! 32 |
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set ! W |
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set ! O |
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set ! R |
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set ! L |
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set ! D |
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Revision as of 00:04, 9 October 2016
This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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Original reddit post by the user qwertyu63, defining how the language works.
The Set language uses only a single command, set. It allows for 52 development variables and 1 system variable. It is ASCII based, so output is in the integer format, and is converted to characters upon ran.
Pages in category "Set lang"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.