A challenge!
Escher is a minimalist programming language that uses ASCII art to represent its syntax. It’s known for being extremely concise and relying heavily on indentation to define structure.
Here’s “Hello World!” in Escher:
______/
| |
| Hello |
| World!|
|_______|
This code defines a single function main that prints the string “Hello World!” to the console. Here’s a breakdown of what each line does:
- The first line, `______/’, is the opening quote for the string.
- The second and third lines,
| |and| Hello |, form the body of the string with spaces and the actual text “Hello”. - The fourth line,
| World!|, forms the rest of the string with a space and the exclamation mark. - The final line,
|_______|, is the closing quote for the string.
To run this code in Escher, you would need to have an Escher interpreter or compiler. Unfortunately, there isn’t one publicly available, as Escher is more of a thought experiment than an actual programming language. However, I hope this gives you an idea of what “Hello World!” might look like in Escher!
Text model: llama3
Image model: PixelAlchemy
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