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[whatevs]

This game is open for everyone but if you can't code you will likely be unable to play.

RULES:

1. We post a simple program, that can't be longer than 20 lines. Use screenshots.
2. We can only post a program if we (or someone else) have guessed correctly or mostly correctly what the code of the last poster does and he/she gives the OK to the guess.
3. We specify the language at the header.

STARTING PROGRAM ~ python

 

[botanormal]

I've spent about 20 minutes trying to understand this, I'm clueless
But to take a guess... this will show how many days of the year/week you're sad?
It takes a random number between 1 & 100 and it's like... the likelihood you will be sad on each of the days?
I just want to know the answer now, my brain is exploading lol, this was fun though!!

 

[Midgardsorm]

This game is open for everyone but if you can't code you will likely be unable to play.

RULES:

1. We post a simple program, that can't be longer than 20 lines. Use screenshots.
2. We can only post a program if we have guessed correctly or mostly correctly what the code of the last poster does and he/she gives the OK.
3. We specify the language at the header.

STARTING PROGRAM ~ python

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Hmm I was off coding for a time.

Is this supposed to calculated the probability of being sad from 1~100 on 365 loops and then print how many sad days you will have?

 

[settheory]

For each day of the week, you input the chance of being sad at this day. Then the program calculates, for each day of the week, how many of those particular days (mondays, tuesdays...) will be sad throughout the year, based on those probabilites.
Or something.

 

[Sanva]

this is a really fun idea until someone posts a simple, 20 lines long program in machine code

 

[Midgardsorm]

this is a really fun idea until someone posts a simple, 20 lines long program in machine code

Aww I was just ready to write a simple print command .....in assembly ^^

 

[whatevs]

I've spent about 20 minutes trying to understand this, I'm clueless
But to take a guess... this will show how many days of the year/week you're sad?
It takes a random number between 1 & 100 and it's like... the likelihood you will be sad on each of the days?
I just want to know the answer now, my brain is exploading lol, this was fun though!!

That's very good guess and also the first, I shall declare a temporary winner. Perhaps I can change the rules so that anyone can guess (without needing to post a program later) and until one guess isn't chosen a new program can't be posted by someone else.

 

[settheory]

If you feel sadistic and/or masochistic, you can write in something from here https://esolangs.org
Here are some of my top picks:

Pi Calculus - Esolang

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Lambda calculus - Esolang

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Malbolge - Esolang

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INTERCAL - Esolang

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Category:Uncomputable - Esolang

esolangs.org

Category:Unusable for programming - Esolang

esolangs.org

Coq - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[whatevs]

If you feel sadistic and/or masochistic, you can write in something from here https://esolangs.org
Here are some of my top picks:

Pi Calculus - Esolang

esolangs.org

Lambda calculus - Esolang

esolangs.org

Malbolge - Esolang

esolangs.org

INTERCAL - Esolang

esolangs.org

Category:Uncomputable - Esolang

esolangs.org

Category:Unusable for programming - Esolang

esolangs.org

Coq - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

There is a guy that sits left to me in class and is often solving mathematical problems with another specialized language and software like that one. I feel like anyone else reading code when I have a glimpse at wtf he might be doing: "I don't understand that, I will never understand that and I will never want to understand that".

Btw, this page has a great spell-checker.

 

[Midgardsorm]

If you feel sadistic and/or masochistic, you can write in something from here https://esolangs.org
Here are some of my top picks:

Pi Calculus - Esolang

esolangs.org

Lambda calculus - Esolang

esolangs.org

Malbolge - Esolang

esolangs.org

INTERCAL - Esolang

esolangs.org

Category:Uncomputable - Esolang

esolangs.org

Category:Unusable for programming - Esolang

esolangs.org

Coq - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

lol this one...

And I thought my Statistic Analysis classes using NumPy were difficult.

 

[Angi]

This game looks like fun!

I think this is depressed code! First of all, it causes the computer running it to ruminate, given that it loops as long as "i" does not increase past 365, and i never increases, so the loop will either run forever, or not even start, if the the random value i starts with is larger than 365. If we added a that i starts at 1 and increases with each loop, (or python does that for you, in which case the program is not quite as depressed as I initially thought) the program will print the number of mondays in a year starting with a monday (53) multiplied with the number you entered in the beginning, divided by 100, so effectively the number of mondays you will most likely be sad in a year, if you are sad with the entered probability. Then it will print the number of sad tuesdays (still in a year that starts with a monday) and continue to do so all the way to your sad sundays in a year that starts with a monday.

Or rather, I will approximate the number by Monte-Carlo, I am not sure how accurate the result will be for 365/7 tries, my gut feeling is it will still have some randomness to it, but my gut is shit, so I would have to test it ;) I love Monte-Carlo, it always makes me think of a monkey throwing darts at pie!

 

[whatevs]

This game looks like fun!

I think this is depressed code! First of all, it causes the computer running it to ruminate, given that it loops as long as "i" does not increase past 365, and i never increases, so the loop will either run forever, or not even start, if the the random value i starts with is larger than 365. If we added a that i starts at 1 and increases with each loop, (or python does that for you, in which case the program is not quite as depressed as I initially thought) the program will print the number of mondays in a year starting with a monday (53) multiplied with the number you entered in the beginning, divided by 100, so effectively the number of mondays you will most likely be sad in a year, if you are sad with the entered probability. Then it will print the number of sad tuesdays (still in a year that starts with a monday) and continue to do so all the way to your sad sundays in a year that starts with a monday.

Or rather, I will approximate the number by Monte-Carlo, I am not sure how accurate the result will be for 365/7 tries, my gut feeling is it will still have some randomness to it, but my gut is shit, so I would have to test it ;) I love Monte-Carlo, it always makes me think of a monkey throwing darts at pie!

Hahaha, do you want to go next?

 

[Angi]

I have been trying to come up with something since Tuesday. But I have not been able to code for months I think your code reflects your mind, and mine is currently pieces of broken glass in boiling soup. Sorry.

 

[whatevs]

I have been trying to come up with something since Tuesday. But I have not been able to code for months I think your code reflects your mind, and mine is currently pieces of broken glass in boiling soup. Sorry.

Anything goes. Let's get this thread moving. Post five lines. I will probably post another program if nobody tries to participate. I think the idea is fun. Is not about who writes the most impressive program or anything, this isn't stackoverflow, hahaha.

I was preparing for a Python exam when I did the opening statement. I did really well, btw!

 

[Angi]

Ok. I think it says somewhere in this thread that I do not haaave to post a new program, but I did my current best. Not impressive, though Maybe it helps get my head together again!

The second program is also in python:


import random

effort = string(input("Which efforts to improve your life did you make today?"))

if random.randint(0, 1000) == 97
print("You achieved something today.")
else
print("You are still full of shit, no matter what you do.")



Edit: Turns out posting removes the tabs. this makes it somewhat harder to read, sorry!

 

[whatevs]

Hahaha, it seems that achieving something is very hard after all, no? Good call.