>>18
Well, that's because this isn't Markdown, it's some weirdass hack of Wakabamark with a bunch of extra shit jammed into it.

Try D, it's a lot like C#, only less stupid. I've found it to be a quite comfortable language for mid/high-level programming, and although it's statically typed, it also has some degree of inferencing, which if you combine with templates, you get a lot of the benefits of duck-typing without many of its problems (like runtime errors about wrong types).

import std.stdio;
int main(char[][] args)
{
    // more type inferencing for 'n' and 'arg'
    // also note use of 'length'
    foreach (n, arg; args[1 .. length])
            writefln(n,
                     // inline array declaration
                     " (", ["RED", "ORG", "YEL", "GRN",
                            "BLU", "BLK", "WHT"][n % length],
                     ") ", arg);
    return 0;
}