Welcome to the ninth day of my BrainFuck challenge.
Since I started the project, more than a week ago, around $30 worth of rewards were distributed just by picking the first 3 answers to each challenge. I hope I could distribute even more.
Today we're getting back to Steemit questions, this should be relatively easy to answer, but it takes a bit of time:
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If you don't know what this is about, have a look at the first and the second post, hopefully you'll understand more.
And If you're here for the first time, well, this post means I will just post a code snippet, written in a programming language called BrainFuck (like, really) and your task is to run that program, find the question (the program will only output a question) and come back here to respond in the comments.
The first three answers get a full upsteem from me.
Play!
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