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A new user of ours recently posted a question on the main site which was along the lines of "how do you guys do all this crazy stuff, and when do you learn to do it?" It was promptly closed as off-topic, but I feel that a knowledge-repository of learning resources would be useful for those new to golfing and esolangs. In addition, there


How it works

  • Each answer to this question should be a community wiki for a single language
  • Each answer should contain:
    • A header: the language name, linked to the "language page" (esolangs.org, github page, etc., whatever is most relevant/useful)
    • If the language is on TIO, a link to it's TIO intepreter
    • If the language is not on TIO, a link to a (preferably online) intepreter. If the language requires additional steps to use (e.g. compilation), instructions should be provided
    • A blurb about the language, including author/authors, short history, and short description
    • A list of relevant links, each with a short description (e.g. learning resources, examples, tips page, etc.)
    • A description of the standard scoring method for the language

Template Post

#[Language Name](link-to-language)
[intepreter](link-to-intepreter)

## Info


## Links


## Scoring


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The TIO link dosen't work.

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