[soheil]

I know this will most likely come as a surprise to most Javascript programmers but all code is represented using only two "characters" deep inside your little computers!

[leppr]

What do you mean two characters? What are they exactly? I'm guessing $ and ; because it's like jQuery but some operations seem impossible, like how does it even assign variables?

[Retr0spectrum]

Its quite simple. The "$" and ";" are used in groups of three to signify other characters.

    "$$$" = "["
    "$$;" = "]"
    "$;$" = "("
    "$;;" = ")"
    ";$$" = "+"
    ";$;" = "!"

[Xophmeister]

I think he meant 1 and 0

[soheil]

yes

[woah]

Most JavaScript developers have tiny computers.