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ultimakillz wrote:but you can code all the variable names, output, comments, etc. in your native language as those do not matter to the computer
I dont think that he can use his native language (greek) in variable names. The only characters valid for identifiers are letters, numbers and underscore, so he is restricted to plain ASCII for that, but he can use whatever he wants to in comments and data.
@Howto, you can use any language, but the restricted keywords are gonna remain in english, also you are limited to simple letters and numbers for the variable names. As a recommendation stick to english in the source code, so if another person need to check your code he can understand it. Also don't abuse the #define macros or you could end programming something like this
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#define o putchar
#define O main
#define OoO int
#define Oo char
#define ooO return
Oo oO0[] = {0x68, 0x65, 0x6c, 0x6c, 0x6f, 0x20, 0x77, 0x6f, 0x72, 0x6c, 0x64, 0x0a, 0x0};
OoO O(OoO oo, Oo **o0) {
ooO oo ? O(oo ^ oo, (Oo **)oO0) : *(Oo *)o0 ? O(o(*(Oo *)o0) ^ *(Oo *)o0, (Oo **)((Oo *)o0+1)) : *(Oo *)o0;
}
And yes, C is so crazy that the above code is perfectly valid
