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+1  Q: 

Which languages have no repls

It seems these days most languages have some sort of read-eval-print loops, cint is one for c and c++, it makes me wonder what launguages don't (Java doesn't yet right)?

+1  A: 

Brainf**k

EDIT: Wait, someone actually did one in Scheme: http://github.com/buntine/Lisp-Brainfuck-REPL/

csl  2010-06-25 09:16:02
+1 for finding a brainfuck repl
Roman A. Taycher  2010-06-25 09:22:04

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