Hmm, the text does look somewhat like Brainfuck, but Brainfuck doesn't seem to use semicolons.

My question comes from the two semicolons on line 14 being pushed closer together. I assume the font has a ligature for when two semicolons are next to each other. Presumably, it's some coding font, which would also use ligatures to turn e.g -> into → and things like that.

But yeah, you don't usually include such ligatures into a font, unless there is a specific use-case for that. There could be a programming language that uses ;; to start a line comment, for example. But I'm really not sure, if I've ever seen that, hence my question. 🫠