Again, even if you're not familiar with JS, it should be understandable :)
Note : this is a Lambda function implemented using JS, to be executed in any browser Developer tools console
/** HEADERS **/ (MultiQuine=language=>{ data={}; /** DATA **/ data['BF']=[/** BF code goes here **/]; data['CS']=[/** CS code goes here **/]; data['JS']=[/** JS code goes here **/]; /** CODE **/ if(!language)language='JS'; res=''; i2c=x=>String.fromCharCode(x); nl=i2c(10); switch(language) { case 'BF': res += [/** BF headers block goes here **/].map(i2c).join(''); res += ['BF','CS','JS'].map(x=>x.split('').map(y=>'+'.repeat(y.charCodeAt())+'>').join('')+'>'+data[x].map(y=>'+'.repeat(y)+'>').join('')+'>').join(''); break; case 'CS': res += [/** CS headers block goes here **/].map(i2c).join(''); res += ['BF','CS','JS'].map(x=>' data.Add("'+x+'", new int[]{'+data[x].join(',')+'});'+nl).join(''); break; case 'JS': res += [/** JS headers block goes here **/].map(i2c).join(''); res += ['BF','CS','JS'].map(x=>" data['"+x+"']=["+data[x].join(',')+"];"+nl).join(''); break; } res+=data[language].map(i2c).join(''); return res; })
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