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The source-code category is a syntax-highlighting, linting, and parser fixture set: idiomatic hello-worlds plus realistic snippets across many languages, all original and documented. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and TypeScript (shipped as .mts to sidestep the MPEG-TS .ts collision) cover the web front-end; Python, Ruby, PHP, and Shell the scripting side; Java, Kotlin, Swift, Go, and Rust the application languages; C and C++ the systems layer; SQL the database; and Wave G adds Julia, Haskell, Lua, R, Clojure, Fortran, and Nim. Intentionally invalid lint fixtures are clearly labelled. A tiny multi-language monorepo ZIP accompanies the set for unpack-then-lint pipelines. Everything text-previewable opens in the in-browser editor.

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Results start with a representative from each related test family. Use a card’s variant menu or the filters below to reach a specific format, profile, or failure case; every sample retains its own detail page and download.

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Which languages are included?

Hello-world and realistic snippets across many languages, including C#, Dart, Elixir, Zig, Scala, Julia, Haskell, Lua, R, Clojure, Fortran, and Nim, plus intentionally invalid lint fixtures clearly labelled as such.

Can I edit code samples in the browser?

Yes. Every text-previewable code format is editable and has an editor quick-start preset.

Do you ship a monorepo sample?

Wave G includes a tiny multi-language SAMPLE monorepo ZIP for unpack-then-lint pipelines.

Start with one example from each use-case group, then continue through its other test families. Choose a use case, search, or filter to find a specific profile; a card’s variant menu contains its related samples.

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