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 most easy 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 us:
[0]{12} means "twelve zeroes" and is the High Level CNPL which is translated into: 000000000000 into pure Chuck Norris Code

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

[0]{9582516168086304533950061199088375933762201813077804024987245718616842}

CNPL for hello world!

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, inefficient and un-epic JavaScript code into a bright new CNPL code, to use it:

node cngen.js myoldjs.js newsupercode.cnpl

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

CNPL is a improved version of Unary esoteric language