CJam

A stack-oriented programming language suitable for code golfing

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CJam is a stack-oriented programming language heavily inspired from GolfScript and suitable for code golfing.
It is an interpreted language, and the official interpreter is written in java.

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Intended Audience

Developers, Information Technology

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Interpreters, Java Programming Languages

Registered

2014-04-08

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