Challenge progression

• "Hello, world!", in under 200 bytes (if it takes you more than 200 bytes to do it anyways, you have probably found a bug in the language that should be reported via PM)
• List of all of the ASCII characters (Mys handles unprintables nicely)
• The first 255 UTF-8 characters (The second column of this table, minus the last character)
• More challenges coming as I create them.
• Print out every even character twice (Like BBDDFFHH, but with the first 255 utf-8 chars.)
• Print out every odd character twice (Like AACCEEGG, but with the first 255 utf-8 chars.)
• Create a binary counter, counting from 0 to 256 (inclusive) in less than or exactly 50 characters. The counter should be left-aligned, because place value.
• Print out the first 255 UTF-8 characters in the following fashion: Take the first two characters and swap their places. Take the next 2 characters after that setn and swap them around. Repeat.
• Produce EXCLUSIVELY the following output (nothing else should be outputted), all on one line, in under 30 characters:

  2002644688BBFDDFJHHJNLLNRPPRVTTVZXXZbbfddfjhhjnllnrpprvttvzxxz

• Produce all of the capital letters, in less than or exactly 16 characters. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)
• Produce all of the lowercase letters, in less than or exactly 16 characters. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)
• Produce all of the numbers, 0-9, in less than or exactly 32 characters. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)
• Produce the numbers 0-9 backwards, in less than 64 characters. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)
• Ask the user for input, and print out EXCLUSIVELY the last character they inputted. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)
• Print out a 32x32 square of hashtags (#), in less than or exactly 21 characters. (nothing else should be outputted, including newlines.)