Weirdest Programming Language You Ran Across

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As for programming languages that are actually useful, and not just made to be obscure, I would go with Tcl (pronounced "Tickle"), also look at Tcl/tk. Used it for a project in college, actually enjoyed it, and ran across one time I had to use it with some equipment at a television station.

Of course Assembler looks pretty weird too.
 
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I think the one I hated most is openedge progress.

Now it's like a .NET and traditional progress hybrid. It's built with an eclipse fork provided by the company.
Traditional progress looks like this:

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It was used for business applications in DOS. It has kind of a delphi approach to UI. Kinda obscure. I don't even know how I was able to do anything on that.
 
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