it seems like ß defaults to monadic if it's in a ? (which doesn't need all-dyadic arguments to be dyadic), and the shortest way to fix that is to straight up hardcode the recursive call as 1ŀ instead
Which means that it isn't read as dyadic or monadic unless forced to, which basically results in it being parsed as a monad, as it's never passed a right argument
The goal: Write a Python function that accepts a person's name and a set of skills along with their respective percentages, and prints them in an organized and formatted manner.
Requirements:
You should use the following defined function:
def Skills(Name, **Skill):
pass
You should use ** ...
Interpret a Turing Complete (strict) Subset of your Language
Write a program which can interpret some programs exactly the same way as your language, where these can be used to model any computation.
Some other programs it may fail on, but the way it fails to equal the language you're using shou...
The goal: Write a Python function that accepts a person's name and a set of skills along with their respective percentages, and prints them in an organized and formatted manner.
Requirements:
You should use the following defined function:
def Skills(Name, **Skill):
pass
You should use ** ...
