Lost in Esolang

Pro-tip: at this point even real programmers would concede it'd be easier to start over with different universal constants such that the universe would evolve such that brainfuck was not invented.

Happy Birthday Amber.

Source:

+ + + + [ > + + + + < - ] > + [ > + + >
+ + + + > + + + + + + > + + + + + + + <
< < < - ] > > + + + + . > - . + + + + +
+ + . . + + + . < < - - . < < + + + + +
+ [ > > > - > - > - < < < < < - ] > > >
. > . > + . + + . < - . - - - - . - - -
. > + + + + + . < < < . > - . > > > + +
+ [ < < + + + + > > - ] < < . < < [ > +
< < + > - ] > + . < < + + + . > > > +
+ + + + . < < < - - . [ - ] > [ - ] >
[ - ] > [ - ] > [ - ] < < < < <

Interpreter: http://www.iamcal.com/misc/bf_debug/

5 Responses to “Lost in Esolang”

  1. n yan says:

    In the process of making this:

    me: have you ever coded
    me: brainfuck before
    jlau (friend): OMG U CUSSED
    jlau: and no
    jlau: LOL
    jlau: hhahahhahahha
    me: >_< me: it doesn’t count me: if it’s me: a proper noun jlau: LOL jlau: WORST EXCUSE EVER me: T_____T

  2. else says:

    I can relate to this.. I wrote some BF recently and only later found that javascript interpreter with the debugger. It’s even more painful without…

    ++++[>+++++[>+++++>++++++<<-]>–.>———.+++.<+++.-.[-]++++++++++.

  3. depesz says:

    +++++[>+++++++++
    +++++>++++++++++
    +++++++++>++++++
    >++<<<++.>++
    .+++++++++++++++
    ..+++++++++.>++.
    <——
    ———-.+++++
    ++++.++.——–
    —-.—-.—.>>
    >++++++[<<
    >>-]<<.<-
    ———–.—-
    ——-.+++.++++
    +++++++++.>+.>.

  4. walter stucco says:

    i got this running the debugger :)

    Hello Birthday Amb#r!

  5. n yan says:

    else I think you may be missing a closing parenthesis.

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