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Should be pretty easy maybe?

I got it

I'm still working on this but I'm a little busy right now so it might be a while.

I need some time (it's really late for me) to post next answer

Cracked in xEec tio.run/##q0hNTf7/…

@emanresuA How does bitcycle work?

Dang its broken

@emanresuA Yeah thx

If anyone knows how to test RunR or bf+ I would appreciate it.

Both of the interpreters i downloaded seem to be broken

How do i test RunR and BF+?

NVM

what code is signifigant to rSN?

Can someone test RunR for me?

Can i do next answer?

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@stasoid fair, since you cracked the previous one

@emanresuA Alright, let me know

I have an alt #16...

...What now?

@emanresuA @stasoid @emanresuA told me earlier that it was allowed (see the message I replied to)

(I know it hasn't been nearly long enough yet)

How long should I wait for the person who cracked to post a new answer before I do?

NVM, @whqwert fixed it

Aaaaayyyyyyyy stasoid got it but they said it was broken for bf+. How do we test that?

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@whqwert Is it on TIO?

@emanresuA Heh heh I did that exact search this morning

Also, is that how implicit output works at all?

This might be totally wrong, but maybe the 'ó' is causing the error and the '4#4' is implicitly outputted? The 'ó' is more of a red herring?

bc 4#4 looks like 4*4 to me... But the ó is confusing because that does feel stack based

Also probably not stack based

An ó for output

A # operator for multiplication

Looks like #16 is a language with:

hmmmmm

Wow i guess #15 wasn't as easy as you thought @nobody. It's been 16 hours!

@Emanyalpsid No, because only #15 has (actually had-looks like nobody changed it to a 1) a '14', #14 just had a '1'

Wait why are there two "iiiiiiiiiokh"s in the new answer??

Oh ok I'm new here

Soooooooooo close tio.run/##y05N///…

"For this language it ends in an error, but that is supposed to be allowed." Is this allowed? I took "stuff unavoidably printed by the interpreter" to mean startup messages, not error.

Oh wait i meant cause jelly to not error

That sounds useful

@emanresuA Yes

What about it causes jelly to error?

@emanresuA Did you change your profile pic or am I going crazy?

Which languages are using the 4+0 in the first line?

Just out of curiosity: how do you guys go about cracking these? I assume it has a lot to do with just knowing a lot of languages, but are there any other tips you could give to a beginner?