We examine these weird grids and notice that they spell out programs.

The first grid specifically looks like JavaScript.

n='0x';logic='0a';l=console.log;f=String.fromCodePoint;g=01+100100-0x0;pri=(n,'t1++03f(1s"t1%10+-c%s11%2%s21.1%c"22,322+3 0+22*2+20-230/113+2', '1,t1"raz10*0s",1 "3ie',-"12s10 02", 1223&1 &~02-333*2)+logic;h=011*0xce*01;h=h*0xf+'f'.codePointAt(0);p=n+pri-0;l(f(g+h)+f(g+h+p));

After running the Javascript, we get the following output: 🐍🔗, indicating that the grid is a slitherlink. We solve the slitherlink by using the numbers and ignoring everything else:
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This grid was hiding a C program!

printf("%c%s%s%c",32+32*2+2+1,"raz","ies", 122+-3*2);

Running the C program, we get craziest, which is half the answer.

The second grid looks like Python.

a=3;p=print ;lie=a;b=lie;sh="r=";trak= 2;x=trak;r=( "par\u2b50x"[10-7]);3;a= str(a);r=r;af=""+a+r +" \u2694x"[::-1][~6&1:]+sh;"1+lambda: ''";an=" \u2191 x-6"[23-22];af=af+an;"ha";p( af);done = 0x1

Running it gives the output 3⭐⚔ r=↑, indicating that it’s a star battle with 3 stars per row/column, and that we should orient the region division so that the ‘r’ points up.

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3
;
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Oh, look, a JavaScript program was hidden in the grid!

a= alert;a("\x73ar"+ "\x61h"+ "\x62an" )

Running it, we get sarahban. So the answer is CRAZIEST SARAH BAN.

Notes

I don’t remember how I managed to construct such a beautiful puzzle.