CMC for @Jono2906: If the length of the input is even, reverse the input; otherwise, output as-is. (I have the answer, but I would like you to try it in Keg.)
Uh, that is too hard for me because I am just a Keg beginner. I have tried to do that before but failed; I can't successfully print the Keg instructions. (If you tried to push quine data onto the stack, then you also have to push the escapers and so on, repeating forever.)
All Keg commands are dense to each other in the ASCII code, so there is no hope of pushing a Keg instruction without using another instruction.
Make a simple CMC that allows clever solutions (i.e. solutions that people will not think of in an instant). (To achieve that, you should make one yourself, which is relatively easy to do.)
I was thinking that maybe the ; command should be official Keg, as I originally thought the decrement command was unicode, but I've since realised it is ascii.
(at)Jono 2096 You may want merge my PR first in order to avoid messing up with your code.
@EdgyNerd Exiting just 1 loop will make it easier to program in (anyway, you rarely need to exit all loops in a Python program (Python does not have goto, which can probably be avoided quite easily.).)
Seems like a nice quiet room this morning... might as well make an announcement about Keg! Functions. I'mma gonna implement them as official Keg, as I figured I might as well create a system to work functions in prep for Keg+.
Also, I'll fix the numeric input issue
And I'll still implement the error and skip in for loops
That should be fun
I'm not too sure
Also, guys, what does CMC stand for? "Complete my Challenge"? "Coding Mini Challenge"?
Further, why doesn't my BF->Keg transpiler work? I generate a program (e.g. Hello World) and I run the output and it doesn't work.
