𓀥=lambda*𓁆𓀕:"".join(str(𓁆𓀕[0])[𓀥]for 𓀥 in 𓁆𓀕[1:]);𓀣𓁀,𓁆𓀟,𓁆𓀕,𓀥=chr(63),𓀥(type(0.),2,10,4,5),𓀥(type("",(),dict(𓀥=lambda:𓀥))().𓀥,9,10),𓀥(type(0),8,5);𓁆𓀕+=𓀥

print(
    𓀥 , 𓁆𓀕,
    𓁆𓀟, 𓀣𓁀,
)

Announcing D##: The ONLY Language of The Future (Well, That & Ruby)

We're proud to announce D##, an evolutionary jump over all known program languages.

What Is D##?

D## is a future-forward programming language with multi-paradigmancy support: OOP, DOOP, visual (AR/VR), passive aggressive, co-dependency dejection.

D##'s ultimate golazo is to give developers unspeakable power, while at the same time maintaining JavaScript-like ehh-good-enough. ^(Penultimate: move fast but stop breaking things)

D## is currently in very early development, with the aim to release a limited, non-compliable pre-Omikron language preview by end of year.

We highly support and are greatly committed to maintaining D## as a Patreon-tiered open-sourced project. pre-IPO.

Want to contribute? Head over to our Patreon page and select gold-tier for repo access!

D## Feature Set

• Stronk type system
• Ducky typing
• Exception-based eventing
• Language-level codependency dejection
• 1st-class comments
• Generics
  • Type embrasure
  • Half-open & half-closed generics
• Rich BAT file ecosystem
• Dedicated IDE via OneNote
• Familiar syntax influenced by C#, F#, and the Cambrian Explosion
• Mutable constants
• Instantiable everything
• Emoji identifiers
• Mandatory Bulgarian notation
• Words of affirmation upon save & build success
• Is not PHP

D## Future Set

The following god-tier features are in-development:

• CompiLLM (LLM-enabled compiler)
  • Misspell-tolerant & case-insensitive member access
  • Infers what you intended your source code to do and compiles that
  • JIT code reviews
  • Configurable comment prose style
• Targeted in-source advertising
• Subscription model
• Season 1 DLC Pass
• Permadeath
• Hands-on DevEx team to "encourage" D## developers adhere to S.O.L.I.D. (New York/New Jersey ONLY)

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	return (0 - (((~ch & 160 | ch & 64) >> 5) - 6) & 0 - ((ch | ch >> 1 | ch >> 2 | ch >> 3 | ch >> 4) & 1) & 0 - ((unsigned char) ((ch & 31) - 27) >> 7)) == -1;
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public class VowelCounter {
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