I want to see examples of code that is beautifully constructed, laid out, and generally comfy as fuck.
>>55512004
All my code is compiled and licensed. But here's your (You)
>>55512004public class 4chan
{
}
>>55512472
invalid syntax
>>55512023
What does your code being compiled and licensed have to do with anything?
(define (depth l)
(+ 1 (apply max (map depth l))))
x, y = y, x
>>55512805
Based lua
(define (fringe tree)
(cond ((null? tree) '())
((not (pair? tree)) (list tree))
(else (append (fringe (car tree))
(fringe (cdr tree))))))
return;
>>55512820
It's not lua.
>>55512504
>not recognizing that the thread is a code honeypot
>>55512004
ADD AX,10
ADD TOTALE,10
ADD AX,CX
ADD AX,TOTALE
ADD TOTALE,AX
>>55512004
>html
>code
I'm fucking out
this board is terrible
PUSH DSQ # Z TO PDL+0
PUSH DMP # Z SQ TO PDL+2 E:(-26) M:(-24)
TFFNP # LC P E:(-38+2NR) M:(-36+NR)
SL SIGN
5
TFFTEM # AFFIX SIGN FOR SDELF (ENTRY DISPLAY)
STODL TFFTEM # P ZSQ E:(-59+2NR) M:(-55+2NR)
# (ARG IS USED IN TFF/TRIG)
# ZSQ FROM PDL+2 E:(-26) M:(-24)
PUSH DMP # RESTORE PUSH LOC
TFFALFA # ALFA E:(26-NR) M:(24-NR)
SL*
0,1 # X1=-NR
STORE TFFX # X
RTB DMP
T(X) # POLY
# ZSQ FROM PDL+2 E:(-26) M:(-24)
SR2 BDSU # 2 ZSQ T(X) E:(-29) M:(-27)
RTERM # RTERM E:(-29) M:(-27)
DAD DMP
RMAG1 # E:(-29) M:(-27)
# Z FROM PDL+0 E:(-13) M:(-12)
SR3 BPL # TFF SQRT(MU) E:(-45) M:(-42)
ENDTFF # (NO PUSH UP)
PUSH SIGN # TFF SQRT(MU) TO PDL+0
TFFQ1 # Q1 FOR GONEPAST TEST
BPL DLOAD # GONE PAST ?
NEGTFF # YES. TFF < 0.
TFF1/ALF # 1/ALFA E:(-22-2NA) M:(-20-2NA)
DCOMP BPL # ALFA > 0 ?
NEGTFF # NO. TFF IS NEGATIVE.
>>55512004
>write shit code
>press the format button in an IDE
>wala instant checkstyle compliance for any standard coding style
>>55512727
this is missing an end case
emacs lisp:(defun depth (lst)
(cond ((consp lst)
(+ 1 (apply #'max
(mapcar #'depth
lst))))
(t 0)))
(depth '((5 2 9) (4 3 2 1) (8 9 (3 2 1)))) ;; => 3
Get the number of vowels in a line of user input (Perl):print <> =~ tr/[a|e|i|o|u//i;
>>55513488
lisp is so stupid.
>>55513230
LUL
w3m source code.