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What is a FIMPP file? Source code file written in FiM++, an esoteric programming language based on the My Little Pony cartoon series; uses the form of a written letter to define classes (e.g., Dear Princess Celestia: Letter One followed by other statements); similar to other humorous programming languages such as LOLCODE ( .LOL files).

More Information The FiM++ language originated from a post on the Equestria Daily by a blogger named Cereal Velocity.

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What is a FIMPP file?

Source code file written in FiM++, an esoteric programming language based on the My Little Pony cartoon series; uses the form of a written letter to define classes (e.g., Dear Princess Celestia: Letter One followed by other statements); similar to other humorous programming languages such as LOLCODE ( .LOL files).

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The FiM++ language originated from a post on the Equestria Daily by a blogger named Cereal Velocity.

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Updated: October 19, 2012

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Source code file written in FiM++, an esoteric programming language based on the My Little Pony cartoon series; uses the form of a written letter to define classes (e.g., Dear Princess Celestia: Letter One followed by other statements); similar to other humorous programming languages such as LOLCODE (.LOL files).

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