That's easy. You need just one loop and a basic identifier method. If an identifier is caught, break to evaluate the arguments and skip the parsed code @quartata
On second thought, Ulam's spiral might be impossible with Minkolang 0.1. I can't yet reverse or rotate the stack, and I don't have memory storage/retrieval yet.
The only way I can possibly do it is if I have, somehow, a way to get the next number in a left-to-right fashion from the number I have now using only the number I have now.
@El'endiaStarman Don't forget you can also consider that the number of numbers is n^2. If you can find specific primes in the set, you can do it with a calculation.
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Wikipedia doesn't have it. Remember that this formula has to be generated using one number. Also, while loops repeat until the stack is empty or the top of stack is 0, but I have no way of knowing how many elements are on the stack (yet).
@El'endiaStarman Just think about it for a second - the first row has the numbers all in order, reversed. Second row, the first and last letters are out of order. Continue the pattern, and you get to the row with the most disorderedness is the center row, then it goes out. You can figure out what the rows will be as so.
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Like, I don't know if you know Befunge, but imagine doing it in that without p,g (memory storage/retrieval), and `\` (swap top two elements of stack). In case you don't, restrict yourself to one stack where you have non-destructive access to only the top element and destructive access to the top two elements. Plus a while loop.
Everyone knows that the news is boring. Really boring. Unless if it's about Politicians and their scandals. That is fun! But alas, Clinton can commit only so many scandals. So, I am employing you to make the news more interesting.
Objective Given an HTML snippet, perform all the substitutions f...
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Okay. You have v<>^ and !?. You have +-*,%. You have =). You have : and ;. You have 0...9. And i, but with no parsing required. That's all of the instructions ><> and Minkolang share, in ><> terms. Oh, and branches.
Right now I use vim so that I don't have to leave the terminal to make a quick edit to something. I can just do vim somejuliafile.jl, edit, :wq, julia somejuliafile.jl
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I would probably recommend removing the bit about Clinton from your post. Politics can be a sensitive topic for many, and Hillary has many supporters who may take offense.
