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::: Understood. The point of verifying if an example will pass the "what-is-a-legal/special-character" was foremost on my mind. I know a few languages treat an exclamation point ['''!'''] as special. I hope flagging the various program examples won't be construed as picayune; the task is almost a definition of simplicity itself. -- [[User:Gerard Schildberger|Gerard Schildberger]] 19:21, 1 November 2012 (UTC)
:::: Yes, it's difficult to not be silly when the task itself is somewhat silly. That said, note that some of your "incorrect" markers might not be completely accurate. Perhaps we should ask for example output? For example, I believe that $ is by convention a string terminator in 8086 assembly (like ascii nul character in C).
== Audible Hello World? ==
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