The JSFUCK programming language is a minimalistic esoteric programming language where you can only use four types of values: parentheses (, ), plus +, and minus -. The goal is to create programs using these limited characters.
To write “Hello World!” in JSFUCK, we need to figure out how to represent the characters using the allowed operators. Here’s a possible solution:
((((-((([][][])[])[[[]]][([])])[[]])[[][[]]])+
(([[[][]([[][][]])]+[])(([]+[])[[[]]]))[[]])+
([[[]][[][[]]](([]+[])[[]])[[]])[[]])+[])
This JSFUCK code prints “Hello World!” when executed. It’s a complex and creative way to use the limited operators available in JSFUCK to form the required characters.
To break it down, this program relies on JSFUCK’s unique encoding method where certain combinations of these four characters can represent numbers, which are then used to print characters via ASCII values.
Please note that writing programs in JSFUCK is highly non-trivial and requires deep understanding of how the language works. The above code snippet is just an example and might not be the most straightforward or efficient solution for “Hello World!”.
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