you'd think a program consisting of "only semicolons" would be easier to type. (no pun intended). reverse semicolon? Not only does my keyboard not have one, but Google doesn't even know what it is (other than a unicode character). apparently it was invented by the unicode group.
next time go back to the definition of semicolon, and you will see why it is made of the glyphs , and .
Then you can make a true semicolon language, by mixing ; and ., (horizontal, if you will).
the first line given as an example program would go from
;;;;⁏;;⁏;;; (which doesnt even render in this browser text box for me atm)
to
;;;;.,;;.,;;;
next time go back to the definition of semicolon, and you will see why it is made of the glyphs , and .
Then you can make a true semicolon language, by mixing ; and ., (horizontal, if you will).
the first line given as an example program would go from ;;;;⁏;;⁏;;; (which doesnt even render in this browser text box for me atm) to ;;;;.,;;.,;;;