Weirdest Programming Languages - Funniest Programming Techniques

Today's interesting topic is "The Weirdest Programming Languages", i know it is pretty funny topic in the world of Computer Programming and the Technology world. But gaining knowledge is most important thing, so let's begin our learning...

• 

  Whitespace

  Whitespace is a remarkable programming language. It understands only spaces, tabs and new lines, and ignores everything else.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... Whitespace Programming Language



• 

  Chicken

  Chicken is not only the name of the language, but also the only keyword that is allowed in it! The number of repetitions and new lines determines the code which is executed.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... Chicken Scheme Implementation



• 

  Glass

  Glass is an esoteric programming language developed by Gregor Richards in 2005. It combines an unintuitive postfix notation with heavy object-orientation, requiring extensive juggling of a main stack combined with its object-oriented structure.

  
  


• 

  Brainf**k

  Brainf**k is the superstar of obscure languages, reaching almost a cult following. It is notoriously difficult to program in, with only eight simple commands and an instruction pointer.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... Brainf**k Programming Language



• 

  ~English

  ~English is a programming language that attempts to imitate natural sounding language. Its syntax is very loose to give the writer a greater freedom of expression.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... English Programming Language



• 

  Befunge

  Befunge is a two dimensional programming language. Your code is placed on play field with a fixed size. Each cell of the playfield can hold either code or data, and your program can replace any cell it wishes with either.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... Befunge Programming Language



• 

  Piet

  Piet is a programming language in which programs are bitmaps which look like abstract paintings. The basic building block for Piet programs in the color block. It supports 20 distinct colors, with some implementations having support for more.

  
  

  Read more about it here ... Piet Programming Language