Lets play the "Guess the languaje" game /g, me first

[Jose Brooks]

Lets play the "Guess the languaje" game /g, me first.

->(){}

So?, what language is it?

[Jackson Kelly]

script version of java

[Joshua Roberts]

Brainfuck

[Christopher Ortiz]

The language of love

[Juan Nelson]

5k virgin points to you gentleman

[Nathan Perez]

kek

[Angel Bennett]

Hint, the first letter is not J.

[Joshua Johnson]

(()=>(()=>({})))()()

[Jaxon Edwards]

MMF Orgy

[Christian Martinez]

Is Ruby.

[Ayden Myers]

its the short form of a ruby lambda expression that takes no arguments and has an empty block

lambda { } == ->(){}

[Sebastian Parker]

...

[Owen Gomez]

js

[Evan Campbell]

Aneurysm

[Eli Rogers]

$

[Aaron Walker]

Looks like PHP.

[Elijah Myers]

>no dollar signs

[Liam Cooper]

{$i&t%?i:*;}

[Ethan Hill]

bash

[Daniel Foster]

It's html

[Brandon Long]

...

[Nathaniel Morris]

Powershell

[Oliver Hall]

;

[Jayden Gonzalez]

Java supports this

[Henry Evans]

else{if(x>=z){blah();}}

[Jaxson Wood]

PHP.

[Caleb Davis]

In java is:

() -> {}

The order is different.

[Jason King]

It's C (99), with both the digraph representations of '{', '[', ']' and '}', and the trigraph representation of '^'. Arrays can also be indexed as "index[array]", as this too evaluates to "*(array + index)".
So it seems dumb once you know of this, but yeah.

[Juan Stewart]

const contrastBWFromHex = ([r1, r2, g1, g2, ...b]) =>
[[r1, r2], [g1, g2], b].reduce(
(memo, hex, i) =>
memo + parseInt(hex.join(""), 16) * [0.299, 0.587, 0.114][i],
0
) >= 128
? "black"
: "white";

[Henry Parker]

auto doStuff(int a, int b) -> decltype(a+b)

[Elijah Walker]

Gotta be C++

[Adam Peterson]

Yeah, of course.

[Sebastian Campbell]

&{$$_[0]}(@{$$_[1]});

[Caleb Myers]

The code blocks won't display this language properly for some reason, but here's a PNG.

[Nicholas Brooks]

a = 1

[Jacob Jenkins]

Python

[Jordan Russell]

Lua

[Ayden Harris]

Plankalkül

[Ian Green]

mathematica?

[John Ward]

'+++++[
++''++]
]+++
+++++

[Cooper Gutierrez]

Brainsex.

[Noah Cox]

Well, shit. Looks like Google can reverse-search 2xsai'd images now. AI overlords when?

[Ryder James]

html

[Liam Taylor]

((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((

[Jonathan Martin]

js

inverse lisp
also nice trips

[Logan Green]

T:What is your name?
A:$FAGGOT
T:Hello, $FAGGOT!

[Matthew Adams]

extern printf
push rbp

[Elijah Jackson]

That's Lisp!

[Robert Lewis]

I actually have a book for this language.
Paid $198 for it.

[Jaxon Morgan]

Haskell

[James Edwards]

APL?

[Jacob Hernandez]

That weird language with dependent types
Javascript
C for angry people
Sh
Some csg language
Too ambiguous
*external vomiting intensifies*
C++11 though i'm not too sure if it isn't C++14
Seems like perl5, but i'm not sure you can do @{$$_[1]}
Ambiguous
I'd say brainfuck but there's a ' in there
Halflisp
x86_64 asm
Obviously apl. What do you use it for?
Yesterday

[Carson Williams]

car Car = new Car("Car");

[Jeremiah Cox]

And as for my challange:
Unset Trim.
Require Import Aqual.Core.Cat.limits.cokernels.
Open Scope kk_scope.
Local Opaque kk kk_uni ishoshi.
Section def_coho_compl.
Variable A : AbelianPrecategory.
Variable hs : has_homsets A.

[Jaxon Price]

:^))))))))))

[Ethan Baker]

Car *car = new Car("Car");

[Sebastian Edwards]

(X(ML))HTML

[Jose Edwards]

Russian ))))))))))

[Joshua James]

useless

[Carson Brooks]

.i ca lenu gasnu lenu ri janbe vi ro cmatca .e ro jectypau .e ro tcadu kei mi'o lirgau le djedi poi ro panzi be la jegvon. be'o noi xekri ja blabi gi'e xebro ja nalxebro gi'e se lijdrprotestante ja se lijdrkatoliko cu simxanjai ca ke'a gi'e sanga le slabu ke frikymerko jdaselsanga po'u lu .i co'a .u'a zifre .i co'a .u'a zifre .i ki'e jegvon. noi tsarai ku'o mi'a co'a .u'a zifre li'u