Print the first character of the previous answers

7-bit ASCII, 15 bytes

Updated: I did not realize that padding should occur at the end.

Correct version, padded at end:

hexdump (xxd):

0000000: e1c3 af0e 1438 a8b6 8f37 7a7b 7250 b6    .....8...7z{rP.

Printouts (not sure which is correct):

�ï8��z{rP�

áï8¨¶7z{rP¶

Old version, incorrectly padded at the front:

pá×
T[G½=¹([

The language / format here is 7-bit ascii, where each group of 7 bits corresponds to an ASCII character. It is used in transferring SMS data. A decoder is located here.

No widely accepted ruling exists on whether answers to fixed output questions which are not written in a programming language are allowed. See this meta post for more information. (I apologize, I misread that post earlier.)

Element, 80 bytes

programs do many fun things, like print the letters p`, p`, u`, and p` in a row.

This is a language I created over three years ago. You can find an interpreter, written in Perl, here. The ` operator prints the top thing on the stack (the letters). The other punctuation does do stuff, like concatenation, but the results are never printed.

Clip, 20 bytes

[M"ppuppPq([#fwSmdP"