by @demiurgosoft
Chuck Norris can code using binary without 1, with Chuck Norris Programming Language (CNPL) you also can!. For those who think assembler is a high level language.

The syntax is probably the easiest to learn: 0 is the only command you'll need. What does 0 do? Everything.

Chuck Norris code is so powerful that no current machine can process it, so a higher abstraction was made to make the code comprehensible for humans (and machines):
[0]{12} means "twelve zeroes" and it is translated 000000000000 in pure Chuck Norris Code.

All ChuckScripts allow comments, and only tirst command with the syntax [0]{...} will be executed. The extension is .cnpl

CNPL is fully functional, based on JavaScript. To start coding, just tweak this simple hello world:

[0]{9582516168086304533950061199088375933762201813077804024987245718616842}

hellow_world.cnpl

CNI (Chuck Norris Interpreter) is the official CNPL interpreter and allows you to execute CNPL (extension .cnpl) in your machine.

To use it, just install dependencies with npm:

npm install

Then, execute with the file you want to execute:

node cni.js myprogram.cnpl

Of course, CNPL is the only language you'll ever need again, however, to start learning it cni also brings a cnpl code generator, which will convert your old, un-epic JavaScript code into a bright new CNPL code, to use it:

node cngen.js myoldjs.js newsupercode.cnpl

In the folder /examples you'll find some ready-to-use examples of cnpl code

CNPL is a improved version of Unary esoteric language