Objective Write a full program that outputs (to STDOUT or closest alternative) an arbitrary string of text, no more than 64 characters long. Simple enough, right? Well, here's the catch: You may not use any characters that were present in the previous answer's output. That's right, none of them.
Thus, you are trying to be the last answer for a total of three days. That is, you want no one to answer the question in the 72 hours following the posting of your question.
Some rules
- Your answer (and output) may only contain printable ASCII characters, newlines (carriage returns included), and tabs.
- YouYour answer's output may not havebe the same character space as a previousanother answer's output. That is, if the output of one ofTwo output's are the answers was
Hello, world!, you may not output!dlrow ,olleH. (Note that this means you can use a super/subset of another character space. If submission A usesHello, you maysame if and only if they useHello worldthe exact same characters.) - You may use any language that was not specifically made for this challenge, even if it was made after the challenge. (This language, of course, must be testable.)
- You may not use any language that was previously used.
- Your entry may not include comments. You may, of course, provide an extra commented program.
- You may not answer twice in a row.
- Your program must be at least 1 byte.
Entry format
Your answer should look generally like the following:
# {Language}
Uses: `characters present in the output`
Does not use: `characters used in the previous output` from [previous submission, language](link-to-previous-submission]
{program}
Outputs:
{output}
An explanation with your answer is appreciated.